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Faculty of Self Financing Programmes

SELF STUDY REPORTSELF STUDY REPORT

UTKAL UNIVERSITY

UTKAL UNIVERSITYBHUBANESWAR

VISION:

To be a centre of excellence in higher education with an innovative focus on

teaching, learning, research, consultancy and extension activities so as to help

build a creative, enlightened and productive civil society.

MISSION:

§ To provide the students with knowledge, skill, values and sensitivity

necessary for a good citizen.

§ To generate and disseminate knowledge through interdisciplinary

research and creative inquiry for creating a meaningful and sustainable

society.

§ To equip the students with problem solving, leadership and teamwork

skills and to inculcate in them a sense of commitment to quality, ethical

behaviour and respect for others.

§ To provide a platform for free flow of ideas and to create a climate which

fosters discovery, creativity and professional development.

§ To ensure academic excellence in this dynamic knowledge economy by

exposing the students to new ideas, new ways of understanding, new ways

of knowing in their intellectual and spiritual odyssey.

UTKAL UNIVERSITY

SELF STUDY REPORT

for submission toNational Assessment & Accreditation Council

Self Financing Programmes

VOLUME - II, Part - 4

CONTENTS

1. Agri-MBA 1

2. Development Journalism & Electronic Communication 19

3. Executive MBA 27

4. Environmental Science 31

5. Fishery Science 37

6. Integrated MBA 43

7. Integrated MCA 51

8. Human Rights 59

9. Tourism & Heritage Management 75

10. MBA (Financial Management) 79

11. Applied Micro-Biology 85

12. Rural Development 95

13. Material Science & Engineering 101

14. M. Sc. (Computer Science) 107

15. M. Tech. (Computer Science) 115

16. M. Tech. (IT) 121

17. M. Tech. (Computer Science & Engineering) 131

18. PG Diploma in Remote Sensing & GIS 139

19. Pharmaceutical Science 143

20. School of Women’s Studies 179

21. PG Diploma in Yoga Therapy 207

Abbreviation

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MBA(Agri-business) Department of Business Administration

Evaluative Report of the Programme

1. Name of the Programme: MBA (Agri-business) 2. Year of establishment: 2006 3. Is the Programme part of a School/Faculty of the university? Yes,

Faculty of Business Studies and Management 4. Names of programmes offered ( PG, Ph.D., IMBA, EMBA, MBA-Agri-Business)

Name of the Programme Intake Year of Establishment

MBA (2-Years Regular Prgramme) 30 1984 EMBA (3-Year Part-Time Programme) 40 1994 IMBA (5-Year Integrated Programme) 60 1999 MBA (Agri-Business) 60 2006

Ph.D 10+10 1984 5. Interdisciplinary programmes and departments involved:

Commerce, PMIR, Economics and Computer Science 6. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc.

• MBA (Agri-Business) with AIHD, Bhubaneswar • Propose to have an Incubation Centre in collaboration with ICRISAT,

Hyderabad and funding from Govt. of Odisha • Empanelled of consultants for NIFTEM Consultancy Division, National

Institute of Food Technology Entrepreneurship and Management (NIFTEM), Ministry of Food processing in the area of • Market survey, • Skill Development and Skill Up gradation

7. Details of programmes discontinued, if any, with reasons – Nil 8. Examination System: Annual/Semester/Trimester/Choice Based Credit System –

Choice-based credit system in semester pattern 9. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments

Commerce, PMIR, Economics and Computer Science 10. Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and actual (Professors/Associate

Professors/Asst. Professors/others) Sanctioned Filled Actual (including CAS

& MPS) Professor 1 1 Associate Professors/ (Reader) Nil Nil

Asst. Professors/ (Lecturer) 6 6

Others Placement officer 1 1

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11. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization, experience and research under guidance

Name Qualification Designation Specialization No. of Years of

Experience

No. of Ph.D. / M. Phil students

guided for the last 4

years Dr.

P.K.Sahoo Ph.D. Retd. Professor Finance 37 5

Dr.P.K.Mohanty Ph.D. Retd.

Professor HR 37 8

DrN.C.Kar Ph.D. Retd. Professor Finance 36 7

Er. P.C.Ratha

MIM, AIM,

Manila Retd. Reader

Production & Operations

Mgmt. 23 1

Dr. J. K. Panda Ph.D. Professor Finance 36 10

Dr. B.B.Mishra D. Litt. Professor Marketing 28 12

Dr.M.Kalyani Ph.D. Reader &

Head HR 21 05 Dr.

S.S.Debasish Ph.D. Reader Finance 15 08 Dr.(Mrs) R.Sahoo Ph.D. Lecturer Finance 11 04

Dr. D.Sahu Ph.D. Lecturer Systems 11 04

Dr. B.Kumar Ph.D Reader-cum-

Placement Officer

Business Laws 20 02

Dr.B.Bhuyan Ph.D Course Head Agri Economics 40 10

Mr.M.Bal M.Sc(Ag),PGDM (Manage) Sr Faculty Agri Marketing 15

_

Mr S.K Khuntia

PGPABM,(IIMA)

Sr Faculty Entreprenuership Dev, Strategic Management

8 _

Dr.(Mrs)

S.Das Ph.D Faculty Rural Marketing,

Micro finance, Cooperative

mgmt

5 _

Mrs. A. Mishra

MCA,MBA(Mktg),

PGDAEM(MANAGE),

Contd Ph.D

Faculty

Marketing,Retail Mgmt and

System

5 _

3

Mr.A.R Samal

B.Sc(Ag.),MBA(Agri),Con

t.Ph.D Faculty

Input Marketing & Supply Chain

Mgmt 4

_

Mr.S.Raj B.Sc(Ag.),M

BA(Agri),NET qualify

,Cont.Ph.D

Faculty

Research Methodology & Fertilizer Mgmt

5 _

12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors, Guest Faculties Sl No

Name Qualification Organisation No of Years

of Experie

nce

Subject taken

1 Dr.Rasmita Sahu

MBA,Ph.D Deptt.B.Admin.,Utkal University

11 Finance

2 Prof N.C Kar MBA,Ph.D Deptt.B.Admin.,Utkal University

36 Finance

3 Dr.K.K.Rout M.Sc(Ag.),FDP(IIMA)Ph.D

Deptt. Of Soil Sc., OUAT

20 Soil Science

4 Dr.S.Mishra M.Sc(Animal Hus.) Ph.D

OUAT,CEO-OLSS,Govt.of

Odisha

20 Livestock

Product 5 Mr.D.Behera B.sc(Ag.),PGDRM(I

RMA) Head-NRLM 20 Rural

Management

6 Mr.D.Satapathy

B.Sc(Ag.),MBA Sr.VP,DCB 20 Banking &

Microfinance

7 Dr Rabindra kumar

Paikaray

M.Sc(Ag), Ph.D Professor, OUAT 20 Agronomy

8 Dr G S Sahu M.Sc(Horti), Ph.D Professor, OUAT 20 Horticulture

9 Dr K B Mohapatra

M.Sc(Ag), Ph.D Professor, OUAT 20 Pathology

10 Dr Pravat sarangi

M.Sc(Ag), Ph.D Professor, OUAT 20 Entomology

11 Dr R C Dash M.Tech(Ag), Ph.D Professor, OUAT 20 Farm Machine

ry 12 Dr Shantanu

Ku Swain M.Sc(Ag), Ph.D Professor, OUAT 20 Seed

Tech & Biotech

13 Dr Bibhuti Mohapatra

M.Sc(Ag Extn), Ph.D

Professor, OUAT 20 Agri Extn

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14 Ms Sarita Chopra

Chakrabarti

M.A,MBA The Statesman 20 Advt & Sales

Promotion

15 Ms.Anusuya Mohapatra

M.F.C Stock Market 10 Financial

Markets &

Services 16 Mr.Sukumar

Dash M.A,MBA GVCL, BBSR 15 Agricult

ure Export Mgmt

& Internati

onal trade

17 Dr Nihar Ranjan Sahoo

M.Tech(Food), MBA, Ph.D

Professor, OUAT 12 Food processi

ng 18 Dr.Sarju

Prasad MBA , Ph.D RCM, BBSR 10 Custom

er Relation Manage

ment 19 Mr.Tarun Ku

Mohanty M.Sc(Ag.),MBA PHI 20 Pre

Placement

Training 20 Mr.Lokanath

Ray M.Sc,MBA AABSYS IT

Pvt.Ltd, Had HR 12 Organis

ational Behavio

ur, HRM

21 Mr S.K Dash MSc, ICWA, CAIIB Retd. DGM, IOB 30 Commercial

Banking 22 Dr

Markandeya Mohapatra

Ag Tech, Ph.D Professor, OUAT 20 Farm Machine

ry 23 Dr

Premananda Mohapatra

M.Sc(Horti), Ph.D Retd Professor, OUAT

20 Horticulture

24 Dr Mirza Asraf Ali

Baig

M.Sc( Eco), Ph.D Retd Professor, OUAT

21 Economics

25 Dr Sudipta Nanda

M.Com, PhD RCEM 8 Accounting

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26 Mr Ajit Kumar Mishra

M.Com, PhD IMBA, Deptt.B.Admin.,Utk

al University

8 Accounting

27 Prof.Arun Kumar Paul

B. Tech (Hons); FPM, Ph.D

XIMB 25 TQM

28 Mr Satya Narayan

Mohapatra

Pg Certificate in Business Mgmt from

XIMB, Cond. PhD(JNU)

Logicash Sol Pvt Ltd 20 Research

Methodology

29 Mr.N.Parida B.Sc(Ag.),PGDM(IIMA)

UPL, Bharati , ICICI Pru, VNR Seeds

15 AIM, Retailin

g 30 Mr.D.Mohapa

tra B.Sc(Fishery),MBA(

Agri) Monsanto 3 Agricult

ure 31 Mr Ajit Singh B.Sc(Ag),MBA(Agri

),NET qualify Chambal Fertilizers 4 Agri

Input 13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – programme-wise information

Name of the Programme Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty

MBA (2-Years Regular Prgramme) 20 EMBA (3-Year Part-Time Programme) 100 IMBA (5-Year Integrated Programme) 25 MBA (Agri-Business) 45

14. Programme-wise Student Teacher Ratio Name of the Programme Student Teacher Ratio MBA (2-Years Regular Prgramme) 10:1 EMBA (3-Year Part-Time Programme) - IMBA (5-Year Integrated Programme) 43:1 MBA (Agri-Business) 15:1

15. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff: sanctioned, filled and actual

Sanctioned Filled Actual Technical 1 1 1 Administrative 3 3 3

16. Research thrust areas as recognized by major funding agencies • Corporate Social Responsibility of Large Corporate Houses –Indian Oil • Action Research in Development Sectors – OMFED • Mutual Fund & Retail investment-UGC

17. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) national b) international funding agencies and c) Total grants received. Give the names of the funding agencies, project title and grants received project-wise.

Name of the Faculty member

Names of the funding agencies Project title

Grants received (Rs)

Prof. B. B. Mishra OMFED, Bhubaneswar

Benchmark survey of Khurdha and Puri districts under IDDP Project

231,000

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Dr. S. S. Debasish UGC

Study of Factors Influencing Selection of Mutual fund Schemes by Retail Investors in India Minor research project (2008-11)

100, 000

Mr Manoj Bal for Ministry of Food Processing Industries

Entreprenuership Development Programme , Puri & Khurda

800,000

Dr.B.Bhuyan IFPRI , New Delhi

Survey on constraints and opportunities in technology adoption in rice , maize and pulses in Odisha

400,000

Dr.B.Bhuyan

MANAGE (an autonomous body of Ministry of Agriculture, GOI, New Delhi)

Agri-Clinic & Agribusiness programme for Agriculture graduates

250,000

Dr. B. Bhuyan

Horticulture Department , Govt.Of Odisha, under NHM

Farmers training and exposure visit 1000,000

Dr. B. Bhuyan NiMSME, Hyderabad

Outreach Programme and Skill development Training Programme on Food processing

280,000

Dr B.Bhuyan Coir Board Work Shops and National seminar on Coir industry 200,000

Dr. B.Bhuyan National Horticulture Mission, Odisha

Prepared Strategic Development Plan of Horticulture sector in Odisha for next five year

850,000

18. Inter-institutional collaborative projects and associated grants received

• National collaboration Association of Indian Management Schools (AIMS) Confederation of Indian Industries (CII)

• International collaboration Association of Management Development Institutions in South Asia (AMDISA)

19. Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST; UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, etc.; total grants received. -----

20. Research facility / centre with • State recognition - Identified as Research Centre for Ph.D. Programme

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industry or corporate bodies

22. Publications: Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national/international) – 77

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(Annexure-1) • Monographs - 01 • Chapters in Books - 02 • Edited Books - Nil • Books with ISBN with details of publishers - 7

23. Details of patents and income generated - Nil 24. Areas of consultancy and income generated – Agriculture & Food processing , Rs

600,000/- 25. a) Faculty selected nationally / internationally to visit other laboratories /institutions

industries in India and abroad 1. Dr. B.Bhuyan selected for

• Training in Agricultural Research methodology in Agriculture Economics at the IRRI, Philippines ,Manila

• A short course on ‘Agricultural Research planning and management’ At the university of East Anglia, Norwich, U.K. NEPAL

• Training course on ‘On farm Research’ in Nepal Sponsored by FORD FOUNDATION

26. Faculty serving in a) Dr. Benudhar Bhuyan

• Constraint of Agriculture Growth in Odisha and Tripura Agriculture Development

• Served as Team member of Water Management Research in the Eastern Region of Odisha nominated by Ministry of agriculture, Govt of India , New Delhi

• Consultant to the Community Water Tank Management, Govt of Odisha • Member of Expert committee for selection of Agriculture Scientist, ICAR,

Govt of India, 2014 • Member in the recruiting committee of OUAT for selection of post . • Regular examiner of OUAT

b) Mr Sushant Kumar Khuntia • International Society of Horticultural Science (ISHS) • Progressive Dairy Farmers Association (PDFA) • Centre for Innovation, Incubation & Entrepreneurship (CIIE) • Roots Of Odisha Foundation (ROOF) • Odisha Professional Agri & Food Entrepreneurs Network (OPAFEN) • Centre for Agri-Management, Utkal University (CAM) • IIM, Ahmedabad Alumni Association (IIMAAA) • OUAT Alumni Association (OUATAA)

Others (Consultancy): • Turnkey Development of an Integrated Organic Farm near Cuttack • Preparation of proposal for an Agri Business Incubator at Utkal University • Important role in organizing Kalinga Literary Festival 2015 as an organizing

team member • Vital role in organizing 3 day National Agricultural Seminar cum Expo 2015

at Utkal University

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• Engagement with Pune based CSR consulting organization “Villagineer Technologies Pvt. Ltd.” as Consultant – Head of Business Development and Field Operations for Odisha, Nov 13 – Feb 14

• Guidance and support in Advanced Potato Cultivation programme by Shristi NGO

• Techno-Economic Feasibility Study and Financial Feasibility Study for a 423 MW LNG-based Power Project in Odisha (for OPSL)

• Techno-Economic Feasibility Study for Agricultural Development in Keonjhar district of Odisha (for OPSL)

• Feasibility Study and Strategy Suggestion for irrigation pump set solution of SEED Enterprise, a Pune based start up

• Conceptualization and recommendation of an Integrated Horticulture Value Care Centre for the mines affected tract of Odisha (for OPSL)

• Feasibility Study for Cold Storage development in Kendrapara district of Odisha (for OPSL)

c) Dr.(Mrs) Sarita Das Professional Membership

• Member of TBTI (Too Big To Ignore) • Indian Society of Agriculture Marketing

27. Faculty recharging strategies (UGC, ASC, Refresher / orientation programs, workshops, training programs and similar programs). (Annexure- 1)

28. Student projects • Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-

departmental projects (Dissertation) - 75% • Percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities

industry / institute (MIP / SIP) – 100% 29. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by

• Faculty – Krupasindhu Sahoo Gold Medal by NIPM (Prof. P.K.Mohanty) • Faculty-Odisha Youth Inspiration Award 2014 in Entrepreneurship category

by Odishadiary.com ( Mr Sushant Kumar Khuntia) • Faculty-Odisha Citizens Award 2014 final four nominee in Agriculture

category by OdishaTV network ( Mr Sushant Kumar Khuntia) • Doctoral / post doctoral fellows • Students – Best Summer project award to Susmita Tripathy by NABARD

30. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized and the source of funding (national international) with details of outstanding participants, if any. (Annexure-4)

Seminars/Workshops organized

Source of funding

National/ International Participants

Microfinance & Agribusiness(2010)

NABARD, National Farmers, industry people, Bankers, MFI and Academics

Agribusiness Potential in Odisha (2013)

NABARD, Dept of Horticulture

National Farmers, industry people, Bankers and Academics

Farm to Fork(2014) CII, NABARD National Farmers, Entreprenuers,

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Food processing industries and Academics

Expo-cum-Seminar on Horticulture (2014)

NHB, MSME, AIHD

National Farmers, industry people and Academics

Expo-cum-Seminar on Rice Processing technology (2015)

Rice Tech Expo, Shiny Traders

International Farmers, industry people and Academics

31. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments While doing research; we observe the following ethical practices:

• We strictly observe the research methods followed in social sciences, • Plagiarisms check is done before the thesis is submitted / paper is published, • We acknowledge the works of other authors while using them for research,

and • Data collected from the organizations are kept confidential and are used only

for academic purpose with due acknowledgement. 32. Student profile programme-wise:

Name of the Program

Applications received

Selected Pass

percentage Placement

(refer to question no. 4) Male female Male female

Male/Female

MBA (2-Years Regular Prgramme)

Admission through OJJM 16 14 100 100

-

EMBA (3-Year Part-Time Programme) 47 10 05 85 90 -

IMBA (5-Year Integrated Programme) 437 18 42 90 95 -

MBA (Agri-Business) 345 36 24 88 92 95%

34. Diversity of students

Name of the Programme (refer to question no. 4)

% of students from the same university

% of students from other universities within the State

% of students from universities outside the State

% of students from other countries

MBA (2-Years Regular Prgramme) 50% 40% 10% -

EMBA (3-Year Part-Time Programme) 50% 40% 10% -

IMBA (5-Year Integrated Programme)* - - - -

MBA (Agri-Business) 30% 60% 10% - 35. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations,

NET, SET, GATE and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise.

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36. Student progression

Student progression Percentage against enrolled

PG to Ph.D. 10 Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral 05

Employed - Campus selection

- Other than campus recruitment 40 35

Entrepreneurs 05 36. Diversity of staff

Percentage of faculty who are graduates Of the same university 60% From other universities within the State 30% From universities from other States 10% From universities outside the country Nil

37. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the assessment period: One

38. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to: a) Library

• Timing: 7.30-15.30 • Text Books, Reference Books: About 12,500 • Study room with capacity : 40, open during working days manned by

students, • Total no. of journals & Periodicals (Indian/Foreign) subscribed annually: 15 • All major e- journals through INFLIBNET

b) Internet facilities for staff and students 24 hours with wi -fi facility c) Total number of class rooms - 7 d) Class rooms with ICT facility - 7 e) Students’ laboratories - 1

39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates (2010-15) a) from the host institution/university - 25 b) from other institutions/universities - 35

40. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university. Prerana Scholarship and other Govt. scholarships – 25 Industry scholarship - 05

41. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new programme(s)? If so, highlight the methodology. Yes

42. Does the department obtain feedback from • Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how

does the department utilize the feedback? yes • Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does

the department utilize the feedback? Yes

Civil Services 05 Defense Services Examinations

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Banks 45 Others (Entrepreneur) 08

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• Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department utilize the feedback? Yes

43. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10) 1. Mr. Abanindra Mohanty, Dy. Director General, Telecom Dept., Govt. of India 2. Dr. Amlan Tripathy, IRS, Commissioner Income tax 3. Prof. Asish Misra, IIM, Bangalore 4. Mr. Debesh Behera, IPS, DIG 5. Mr. Dilip Pattanaik, Country Head, Business Development, Reliance Retail 6. Mr. Dillip K Pattanaik, GM, IDBI Bank 7. Mrs. Roopa Mishra, IAS, Director, NRHM, Odisha 8. Prof. Satya Bhusan Dash, IIM, Lucknow 9. Mr. Tapas Mishra, GM, IDBI Bank 10. Dr. U.S. Dash, IPS, SP. Baragarh

44. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar) involving external experts. (Annexure-2)

• Orientation programme for new comers • Special lectures by Industry Experts • Invited lectures by Academic professionals • Quality Circle initiatives for students • Regular student seminars • Skill development programmes

45. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes. • Lecture method using audio-visual aids • Participation of students through presentation and role play • Seminar presentations and quiz • Field studies • Industry interface and visits • SIP / MIP and other projects including dissertation • Case Analysis

46. How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and learning outcomes are monitored? Please specify this. The learning outcomes are monitored through the procedures given below.

a) Continuous evaluation in the class. b) Quiz c) Mid Semester Examination d) Interaction Session in the Class room e) Seminar Presentation f) Case Analysis

47. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities. a) Relief work during calamities b) Cultural activities c) Study tours & Industry visit d) Cleanliness drive – Swachha Bharat yojana e) Participation of students in sports event f) Celebration of Environment Day through Debate, poster competition and special lectures. g) Alumni Meet and popular talks h) Celebration of Annual day

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48. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department. • Students undergo summer internship programmes (SIP) and management in

practice (MIP) at various organisations both inside and outside the State • Faculty members and students attend seminars / workshops at National and

International levels • Students also interact with the industry and academic professionals during field

visits • Students participation in Skill based workshops / training

49. State whether the programme/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes, give details. Yes • Accredited by AICTE (up to 2007) and now approval is pending. • Member of AMDISA, CII and AIMS

50. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge, basic or applied.

• Faculty members are engaged in research work and have published more than 85 research papers in peered reviewed journals during the last five years.

• Faculty members give talks on recent developments in various fields in different Institutions and training programmes.

• Organised training and skill development programmes for different organisations like India Post, Doordarsan, NiMSME, MOMFI, NHM, RKVY, etc.

• Research output by the research scholars are presented in different seminars inside and outside the department participated by faculty members and students. The students are utilising the knowledge drawn from the field in the class room.

• Generating Entrepreneurs • The department offers courses on entrepreneurship development and nurture

the students to become entrepreneurs. The department sometimes hold seminars on entrepreneurship and invites successful entrepreneurs to show case their experiences. Some of our alumni have started their own ventures and some others have carried forward their own family business. The names of some of our alumni who are turned into entrepreneurs are given bellow:

1. Mr. Sambit Mohapatra - Biofertilizer Plant at Bargarh 2. Mr Sagar Rout - Bio pesticides Trading

51. Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of the department. Indian Agriculture sector contributes around 23% in the GDP. It provides employment to more than 65% of the population. The sector is facing an increasing complex business environment due to integration of world market, technological advancement, development of the derivative market etc. To cater to this complexity skilled manpower is required to respond to the current situation and take quick and right decision. The Two-Year MBA(Agribusiness) program specially designed to prepare students for careers in management related to agriculture, food, agri-business, rural and allied sectors of the economy.

The main objective of the program is to develop young men and women as competent professional managers for agriculture, food, rural, and allied sectors.

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The program caters to the needs of enterprises serving these sectors, both domestic and international. The program specifically attempts to;

Strengths: • To equip students with requisite knowledge, skills, and attitudes for managerial

decision making. • To acquaint the participants on the latest developments in the field of agriculture

and allied sectors. • To enhance the techno-managerial competence of participants who wish to shape

their career in agribusiness or related area. • The program prepares students for managerial and entrepreneurial careers in

enterprises serving or dependent on agriculture and allied sectors. Weakness:

• The agribusiness Management is confined to its focus on holistic aspects of agriculture.

• There is no research back up support for carrying out research in the field of Agriculture.

• Space Constraints. Opportunities:

• Due to global opportunities agribusiness management students are starting their career with best salaries in the industry. There is no doubt that agribusiness sector is going to offer attractive salary packages and job opportunities

• Those who have done MBA(Agribusiness) Programme can join in the warehousing, retail, seeds companies, fertilizers and pesticides companies, banks and insurance sectors. Those who have good potential can find excellent growth in these industries.

to candidates in the coming years ahead.

• They can join management experts in the agriculture related industries, policy makers in financial industries, teaching as well as in research fields.

• They can also look for a career in agriculture consultancy, journalism, agri banking, hi-tech farming and agriculture engineering sectors

52. Future plans of the department. • To be a Centre of excellence to study and provide advice and assistance to public

and private organisations, institutions, co-operatives and individuals on policy issues, trading and marketing of the highest quality with the ultimate objective for helping millions of farmers and functionaries in

• Mould the students energetic to a self started, self motivated, risk taking professionals, who will be pioneer in new managerial practices, business ethics and generate new ideas so as to be able to perform greater managerial roles in dynamic business and economic situations.

Agricultural Marketing.

• Organise national and international seminar / Expo./ Conference / Workshop on Agribusiness/Food Processing in association with PHD Chamber of Commerce /CII/AIFPA/NHB

• To encourage entrepreneurial spirit in students; to make them effective in the Agri-enterprise sector.

• To acquire sufficient operating skills in using modern management tools and techniques in different functional areas of agribusiness.

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• To provide high class education facility to the students so as to equip them in making big careers in agri-business management.

• To develop adequate conceptual base in different areas of agribusiness. • Planning to setup an Agribusiness Incubation Centre on agribusiness (Food

processing & soft landing) • T

• To create competitive agri-business enterprises by technology development and commercialization

o expand the self-importance and a sense of pride in Agri-business profession in our students, in the direction to construct an excellent Agri – Entrepreneur

• T• To facilitate agro-technology commercialization by promoting and supporting

agribusiness ventures.

o benefit the farming community.

• To promote successful agribusiness ventures in order to benefit the famers through new markets, products and services

• Organise more and more EDP & Skill Development Programme on agribusiness and food processing sector

• Conduct Farmer’s training programme , Farmer’s exposure visit . • Focus on Field study /survey and strategic on livelihood , agribusiness & food

processing. Publications Dr.(Mrs.)Sarita Das, Lecturer

1) “Women Entrepreneurs in the India Agricultural sector “National conference proceeding on Make in India: Emerging Trends in Trade & Innovations for effective Entrepreneurship edited by Dr.Anil Kumar Goyal & Dr.Manish Madan from RDIAS published by Excel India publisher, New Delhi with ISBN(9789384869519) 2015, Sarita Das.

2) “A study on Chilika Fish Marketing system and fishery products” in International journal of Med Management with ISSN 2319-121X Vol-2 No1 Jan 2015 , Sarita Das & Jyotirmayee Choudhary

3) “Modern Innovative Approaches to Agribusiness Management” Research In Commerce and Management A Deep in sight edited by Dr. Monical Bansal of Panjab university published by Serials Publication Pvt Ltd with ISBN( 978-81-8387-677-3) 2014 , Sarita Das

4) “A critical analysis of socioeconomic conditions of fishermen and development of a sustainable livelihood model in chilika Lake of Odisha” An annual journal of Sri Sri Journal of Management and Innovation (SJMI) with ISSN( 2319-7987) Vol-2 No1 Dec 2013 Sarita Das .

5) “A critical analysis of socioeconomic conditions of fishermen and development of a sustainable livelihood model in chilika Lake of Odisha”. International conference proceedings 2013 on “small scale fisheries Governance Development for wellbeing and sustainability” organized by Centre For Economic and social studies& TBTI, Hyderabad from 10th Dec 2013 to 13th

6) “Milk and Milk Products Order :An analysis” Management and Socioeconomic Development edited by A.K Agarwal &A.KSingh of Department of management, Mizoram University Published by Mittal Publications ,New Delhi India with ISBN(81-8324-476-9) 2014,P.C.Meena &Sarita Das

Dec 2013, Sarita Das

7) “Issues and Challenges In Microfinance Industries In India” A National Conference proceedings on contemporary Management Practices opportunities

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and Challenges edited by Dr.Anil kumar Goyal & Ms.Upasana Diwan of RDIAS published by Excel India Publisher, New Delhi with ISBN(9789383842421) 2014, Sarita Das

8) “Status of Financial Inclusion in Cuttack district of Odisha” Emerging Issues in Business Management Edited Book by Dr Jaya Krushna panda, Professor and Head. P.G. Department of Business AdministrationUtkal University with (ISBN-978-81-923793-1-9) 2013,Sarita Das

9) “Fishermen of Chilika lake of Odisha: An enquiry into their socioeconomic conditions”, Srusti Management Review A journal of management and IT with ISSN-0974-4274Vol 6 Issue-2 jul-Dec 2013,Sarita Das,& Jyotirmayee Choudhury.

10) “Promoting sustainable Agriculture to the youth: A development perspective in India” Proceedings of national conference-2013 on Art & Science of Leadership in Business Enterprises organized by Rukmini Devi Institute of Advanced Studies, Sarita Das

11) “Role of social performance Management in Microfinance Industries”.CPJ Global Review An International journal of CPJ –CHS and school of law with ISSN No (0975-1874)2012Vol4 No -1 2012 ,Sarita Das

12) “Social Entrepreneurship: Challenges and opportunities”. Tecnia Journal of management studies Biannual management journal with ISSN-0975-7104 Vol-6No-2, 2012 Jitarani Udagata & Sarita Das

13) “Role of ICTs in empowering rural India.A critical Analysis’ Effulgence Biannual Management journal with ISSN:(0972-8058 )2012Vol 10 No2,-2012 Dr Ajai pal Sharma& Sarita Das .

Mrs Anuradha Mishra, Lecturer 1. “The Brand Evolution Stage Model - a Case Study of Flipkart” in Srusti

Management Review, vol 8, No 1,(2015)ISSN-0974-4274 2. “A Study on Consumer Behaviour for fresh fruits and Vegetables of Udyan Fresh:

A retail chain of Odisha”, Tecnia Journal of management studies Biannual management journal Vol9 No 1,(2015) ISSN-0975-7144.

3. “Human Resources Development for Competitiveness: A Priority for Employers” , in the National Conference on “Management Practices in Contemporary Business Era” at St. Xavier Catholic College of Engineering, March 2014, ISBN:978-93-83459-21-6 (Co-author (Ms Priyanka Goutam)

4. “Role of Goal setting in Employee Engagement and its relationship with Employee Attrition”, in the National Conference” on “Contemporary Management Practices” Opportunities and Challenges ” at Rukmini Devi Institute of Advanced studies, April’ 2014, Excel India Publishers, ISBN:978-93-83842-42-1

Mr. Aditya Ranjan Samal, Lecturer 1. “Supply Chian of Vegetables-A Case study of Barabati market of Jajpur district” in

Srusti Management Review, vol 8, No 1,(2015)ISSN-0974-4274 2. “Impact of RKVY Scheme on the farmers of Koraput district-A Case study “in

Journal of Extension Education-(2015)ISSN 0976-8246 Mr. Shantanu Raj

(i) “Critical Analysis on Unethical Advertising in Telivision and Its influence in the Indian Scenario” In Wisdom (2014)ISSN-2231-1483

(ii) “Measuring e-service quality from farmers perspective empirical study on ITC e-choupal “in Journal of Perisheel-(2014)ISSN 0974-7222

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Development Journalism & Electronic Communication

Department of Public Administration

Evaluative Report of the Porgramme

1. Name of the Programme: Development Journalism & Electronic Communication 2. Year of establishment: Since 2000 (In Deptt. of Pol.Sc)

Since 2007 (In Deptt. Of Public Administration) 3. Is the Department part of a School/ Faculty of the University

The Programme is operating under the Department of Public Administration, Faculty of Arts, School of Social Sciences, Utkal University.

4. Names of programmes offered: P.G. (introduced in 2007) Ph.D (introduced in 2012) 5. Interdisciplinary programmes and departments involved. The Self-Financing Course is operating by taking

assistance from Department of English, Political Science, Public Administration and Law.

6. Examination System: Annual/ Semester/Trimester/Choice Based Credit System M.A- Semester system Ph.D- Semester system for Course work 7. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization. Experience and research guidance. (Guest Faculty)

Name Qualification No. of Years of Experience

Special Qualifications

Mr. Dillip Kumar Bisoi

M.A. in Journalism More than 5 years

Sub-Editor, Indian Express, Bhubaneswar

Mr. Raja Ram Satpathy


Sub-Editor, Times of India

Mr. Deepak Samantaray


Programme Director, All India Radio

Dr. V. R. Raju M.A. in Journalism & P.hD

More than 6 years

Dr. Pravash Ch. Acharya

M.A. in Journalism, Ph.D

More than 5 years

Social Worker, associated with ‘Samaj’,

Odia Daily Mr. A. K. Panda M.A. in Journalism More than 10

years Sub-editor, Sanmarg

Mr. Sarit Panda M.A. in Journalism More than 5 years

Mr. N. Pattanayak


Mrs. Jayanta Swain


Mr. N.Rath M.A. in Journalism More than 5 years

Editor, ETV News

Mr. B. Mohapatra


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Dr.. L. Srichandan


Mr. S. Mishra MCA More than 5 years

Mrs. Jayanti Rath Ma.in Pol.Sc, M.phil More than 5years

Retd. Director, Doordarshan

Most of the faculties are working in media houses, All India Radio and Doordarshan 8. Percentage of Classes taken by 95% by Resource persons and

temporary faculty – programme – 5% by faculties of the Dept. wise information of Public Administration(Approx)

9. Number of academic support staff 1. Co-ordinator (Technical) and administrative staff: 2. Dy Co-ordinator sanctioned, filled and actual 3. Documentalist –cum-librarian

4.Computer Asst. 5.Peon

10. Research thrust areas as recognized 1. Organizational Communication by major funding agencies. 2. Media and Industrialization 3. Impact on Film Audience 4. New media and Slum

Development. 11. Student Projects:

• Percentage of students who have 20% of the students do in-house projects done in-house projects including inter departmental projects.

• Percentage of students doing 80% of the students do in projects in collaboration with other collaboration with media house (Print

and universities/industry/institute Electronic media)

12. Seminars / Conference/ Workshops Seminar and Workshop organized by organized and the source of funding internal funding (3 seminars per year)

& (national/International) with details (Press Day celebration every year) of outstanding participants, if any.

Date Guest Speaker Topic 12.8.2010 Subham Pattanayak Photo Journalism Basic TV Production &

Basic TV Post Production 29.09.2010 Manas Ranjan

Mohapatra Development Communication from oral

to Internet 13.01.2011 Tapati Basu Media & Social Responsibility 21.10.2011 Sri Suresh Ch. Mantry Leadership and Media 25.04.2012 Mrs Gitanjali Jena Role of Media in Promoting Gender

Equality 17.11.2012 Prof. P. Murty,

Professor, Panichery University

Media and Public Relation

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07.08.2013 Sri Kamala Kanta Dash, Former Media Resarch,

Australia.

Media and Public Policy: Youth Perspective

02.09.2013 Mr. Prakash Nayak Millennium Development Goals: Challenges and Opportunities for

Communicators 06.01.2014 Prof. Sanjay Acharya,

Professor, AIHCA Photo Journalism

08.02.2014 Prof. P. Murty, Professor, Panichery

University

Leadership and Media

26.03.2014 Prof. Santosh Kumar Public Policy 22.10.2014 Mr. Satya Prakash

Nayak Mr. Rajaram Satpathy

Future and Challenges of Investigative Journalism

25.03.2015 Mr. Nilambar Rath, ETV Mr. Manoranjan Mishra,

Focus TV

Need of Communication key skill for Media Reporting

16.04.2015 Mr. Nageswar Pattanayak, Naxtra TV

New Media and Society

03.09.2015 Prof. Sanjay Acharya Professor, AIHCA

Photo Journalism

Date

Press Day:-

Guest Speaker 16.11.2010 Prabhat Kumar Datta 16.11.2011 Sri Jagadanda, Information Commissnor. 16.11.2012 Sri Niranjan Rath,

Samaja 16.11.2013 Sri Srimay Kar,

The New Indian Express 16.11.2014 Mrs. Jayanti Rath,

Director, Doordarsan

13. Code of ethics for research followed As per UGC and Utkal University by the departments. Guidelines for Ph.D & Research Work

14. Student Profile Programme-wise.

Name of the Programme


All Selected Pass Male Female Male Female

2010-11 224 16 14 14 12 2011-12 164 13 17 12 16 2012-13 110 13 17 16 12 2013-14 106 21 09 2014-15 79 14 15

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15. Diversity of Students.






2010-11 21 09 Nil Nil 2011-12 16 14 01 Nil 2012-13 19 11 Nil Nil 2013-14 21 09 Nil Nil 2014-15 16 13 01 Nil

16. How many students have cleared (UGC NET: Four- (2007-2009) Batch -2 Civil Services and Defense Services (2008-2010) Batch-1 examinations, NET, SET, GATE and (2009-2011) Batch -1) other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise.

NET 04 Bank Probationary Officers 06 Media Houses 50 Entrepreneurs 09 Working In NGO 05

17. Student Progression

Student Progression Percentage Against Enrolled UG to PG 30 PG to M.Phil NA PG to Ph.D. NA Ph.D to Post-Doctoral X Employed

• Campus selection • Other than campus recruitment

Approximately 95% of student are employed in Media Houses, nationalized Banks and NGOs

Entrepreneurs 08

18. Number of faculty who were awarded NA M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the assessment period.

19. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to

Infrastructure Facility given Library Text books, Reference Books-More than 190 Internet 24x7 ICT Lab for students Total no. of computers connected with

Internet-03 Audio-visual Room 01 A number of E-Journals subscribed annually

05 and a number of e-journals through INFLIBNET

Class Room with ICT facility &AC 01( Shared with Dept. of Public Administration)

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Class room with AC 01( Shared with Dept. of Public Administration)

20. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students NA and Research Associates a) From the host institution/university b) From other institutions/universities

21. Was any need assessment exercise Yes undertaken before the development of new programme(s)? If so, highlight the methodology.

P.G courses under Choice Based Credit System and Ph.D Course work have been introduced and the details were discussed in the Teachers Council Meetings of the Department and Board of Studies Meetings for the said course.

22. Does the department obtain feedback from Yes a. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning –evaluation? If yes, how

does the department utilize the feedback? Yes. The key points have been discussed and suggestions have been implemented. The matter is discussed in the Teachers' Council of the Department and steps

are taken. Following steps were taken; • 2012 – Curriculum was revised as per requirements of the market • 2014 – Curriculum was redesigned to introduce Choice Based Credit System

in M.A. Programme. b. Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does

the department utilize the feedback? Yes. Key points are discussed in the Teachers’ Council and suggestions of the

students are taken into account. c. Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the

department utilize the feedback? Yes. The suggestions are discussed among faculty members and steps are taken for implementation.

23. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10) • Rajaram Satpathy, Sub-editor, Times of India • Alegendar Das, Editor, Jajpur Express

24. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures/workshops/seminar) involving external experts

• Extramural Lectures are held in regular intervals to disseminate knowledge to the students. List is given below

Date Guest Speaker Topic 12.8.2010 Subham Pattanayak Photo Journalism Basic TV Production &

Basic TV Post Production 29.09.2010 Manas Ranjan Mohapatra Development Communication from oral to

Internet 13.01.2011 Tapati Basu Media & Social Responsibility 21.10.2011 Sri Suresh Ch. Mantry Leadership and Media 25.04.2012 Mrs. Gitanjali Jena Role of Media in Promoting Gender Equality 17.11.2012 Prof. P. Murty, Professor,

Pandichery University Media and Public Relation

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07.08.2013 Sri Kamala Kanta Dash, Former Media Resarch,

Australia.

Media and Public Policy: Youth Perspective

02.09.2013 Mr. Prakash Nayak Millennium Development Goals: Challenges and Opportunities for Communicators

06.01.2014 Prof. Sanjay Acharya, Professor, AIHCA

Photo Journalism

08.02.2014 Prof. P. Murty, Professor, Pandichery University

Leadership and Media

26.03.2014 Prof. Santosh Kumar Public Policy 22.10.2014 Mr. Satya Prakash Nayak

Mr. Rajaram Satpathy Future and Challenges of Investigative

Journalism 25.03.2015 Mr. Nilambar Rath, ETV

Mr. Manoranjan Mishra, Focus TV

Need of Communication key skill for Media Reporting

16 .04.2015

Mr. Nageswar Pattanayak, Naxtra TV

New Media and Society

03.09.2015 Prof. Sanjay Acharya Professor, AIHCA

Photo Journalism

• Press day is celebrated on 16th

25. List of teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes. November every year.

• Black Board Talks with details • Multimedia presentation • Project work supervised by faculty members • Case Method of Teaching • Study material is given to students

26. How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and learning outcomes are monitored?

• Alumni Feedback Learning input is given through

• Continuous evaluation in the class. • Internship • Practical training on Journalism is given through efficient Journalists from

reputed mainstream media houses • Extramural Lectures

The learning outcomes are monitored through • Placement of the students in various National Institutions and media

houses, • Qualifying in different national level examinations, • Joining in the Ph.D programme of National Institutions, • Preparing for National level competitive Examinations for placement

27. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities. • Cultural activities • Study tour • Cleanliness drive (Swachha Bharat Abhijan) • Participation in youth camps

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Executive MBA Dept. of Business Administration


1. Name of the Programme– Executive MBA Programme 2. Year of establishment - 1994 3. Is the Department part of a School/Faculty of the university?

Faculty of Business Studies and Management 4. Interdisciplinary programmes and departments involved - Yes

Commerce, PMIR, Economics and Computer Science 5. Examination System: Semester 6. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors, Guest Faculties

• In the year 2010- 36 Guest Faculties • In the year 2011- 39 Guest Faculties • In the year 2012- 35 Guest Faculties • In the year 2013- 37 Guest Faculties • In the year 2014- 38 Guest Faculties • In the year 2015- 31 Guest Faculties

7. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – programme-wise information: 100%

8. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff: sanctioned, filled and actual

Sanctioned Filled Actual Technical -- -- -- Administrative • 1(Official),

• 1 (Typist), • 1(Liberian) • 3(peons)

6 6

9. Student projects • percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-

departmental projects (Dissertation) - 100% • percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities • industry / institute (SIP) – 100%

10. Student profile programme-wise:

Name of the Program Applications received

Selected Pass percentage

(refer to question no. 4) Male female Male female EMBA (3-Year Part-Tim Programme) 47 10 05 85 90

11. Diversity of students Name of the

Programme (refer to question no. 4)





EMBA (3-Year PartTime Programme) 50% 40% 10% -

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12. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to a) Library

1. Timing: 6 P.M. – 9 P.M. 2. Text Books, Reference Books: About 7000 3. Study room with capacity : 40, open during working days manned by students, 4. Total no. of journals & Periodicals (Indian/Foreign) subscribed annually: 5. All major e- journals through INFLIBNET

b) Internet facilities for staff and students 24 hours with wi-fi facility c) Total number of class rooms - 7 d) Class rooms with ICT facility - 7 e) Students’ laboratories - 1

13. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new programme(s)? If so, highlight the methodology. Yes

14. Does the department obtain feedback from a. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does

the department utilize the feedback? yes b. Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the

department utilize the feedback? Yes c. Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department

utilize the feedback? Yes 15. How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and

learning outcomes are monitored? Please specify this. The learning outcomes are monitored through the procedures given below.

a) Continuous evaluation in the class. b) Quiz c) Mid Semester Examination d) Interaction Session in the Class room e) Case Analysis

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M.Sc. in Environmental Science P. G. Department of Botany


1. Name of the Programme: M.Sc. in Environmental Science 2. Year of establishment: 2000 3. Is the SFC part of a school/Faculty of the university?: Faculty of Science 4. Examination system: M.Sc.- Semester system 5. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization,

Experience and research under guidance: Name

Qualification

Designation

Specialization

No. of years of experience Research/ Teaching

No. of Ph.D./ M.Phil. students Guided for the last 4 years

Mr. Srinivas Acharya

M.Sc., NET Temporary Lecturer

Environmental Geology & Remote Sensing

09 months Continuing till 31.03.2016

Nil

6. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty/ Visiting Professors – Programme-wise information: 100% classes (M.Sc.) by Temporary faculty/ Guest faculties (5 years average) 7. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff – Post Sanctioned Filled and actual Temporary Demonstrator 01 01 Temporary Laboratory Attendant

01 01

8. Student projects

• Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-departmental projects: 25% • Percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with

other universities/industry/institute:75% (NALCO, MoEF, DWM, IMMT, BMC, SPCB, ILS, CRRI, ORSAC, JK PAPER Ltd., Pepsico Ltd., IT Paper Ltd., SS Environics Ltd., ACC Cement Ltd. etc.)

9. Student profile programme-wise: (2011-2015 Batch) Name of the Program (refer to question N

Application Received

Selected Pass percentage Male Female Male Female

M.Sc. 2011-12 119 02 14 100 100 M.Sc. 2012-13 134 03 12 100 100 M.Sc. 2013-14 90 04 12 100 100 M.Sc. 2014-15 146 00 16 100 100 M.Sc. 2015-16 55 04 11 100 94

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10. Diversity of students Name of the Programme (refer to question No.4)


% of students from other University Within the State

% of students from universities outside the state


M.Sc. Env. Science

75 25 0 0

11. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defence Services examinations, NET, SET, GATE and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise (Admission Batch 2011-2016)

Year NET Banking Industry

Defence Services

Others

2008-09 01 01 03 2009-10 01 05 2010-11 02 02 2011-12 01 06 2012-13 01 01 03 2013-14 01 01 02a 2014-15 01 2015 (Total) 06 04** 01*** 21* Grand Total 30

• Sarita Jayanti Das (2009-10), Rojali maharana (2012-13) and Ankita Priyadarshini (2014-15) have cleared IBPS exams.

• Mr. Rohit K. Choudhury (2014-15) has cleared CDS 2015 exam. • Ms. Kabyashree Sahoo joined as Consultant in Sai Biocare Pvt. Ltd. and Ms.

Sudipa Lenka joined as Lecturer in DAV Management School. • On an average, more than 25% of the students get selected in National level entrance

examinations for doing M.Phil/Ph.D. • Students have joined in Ph.D programme at NEERI Kanpur, NIT Rourkela,

Central University Gujurat, Sambalpur University, ISM Dhanbad etc.

Sl No.

Name of the Student & Batch Year of declaration of result

NET/GATE Qualified

1. Sanak Roy (2008-09) 2012 NET (UGC & CSIR-UGC)

2. Chinmay Kumar Nayak (2010-11) 2013 NET (UGC & CSIR-UGC) 3. Prakash Chandra Dalai (2010-11) 2013 NET (UGC & ARS-NET) 4. Khitish Chandra Maharana (2011-12) 2014 NET (UGC & ARS-NET) 5. Rohit Kumar Choudhury (2013-14) 2014 NET (UGC-JRF) 6. Anuja Samal (2012-13) 2015 NET (UGC)


Student progression Percentage against enrolled UG to PG N/A PG to M.Phil. 12.5 PG to Ph.D. 25 Ph.D. to Post- Doctoral 06.25

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Employed • Campus selection • Other than campus recruitment

N/A 50

Entrepreneurs 19 13. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to

• Seminar Library : 01 • Text Books, Reference Books: About 260 • Students’ laboratories : 01

14. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new Programme(s)? If so, highlight the methodology. YES P.G courses under Semester System has been introduced and the details were

discussed in the Teachers Council Meetings. 15. Does the SFC obtain feedback from: YES

a. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the department utilize the feedback? Yes. As per the suggestion of the guest faculties steps were initiated towards procurement of new equipment(s) pertaining to specific experimental as well as theory classes. The weekly seminars were organized and students were encouraged to compete in presenting seminar papers.

b. Student on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the Department utilized the feedback? Basing on students’ feedback remedial measures were taken from time to time.

c. Alumni and employers on the programmes Every year Alumni Association of the Department conduct quiz, debate, essay, group discussion, face the interview competition, seminar paper presentation to train and groom the for national level examinations.

16. List the distinguished alumni of the SFC (maximum 10) Sl. No. Name of the Alumni M.Sc. batch

1

Designation and Official Address

Dr. Bidut Kumar Patra 2000-02 Managing Director, Centre for Envotech Management and training Center (CEMC),

2 Dr. A. Giri 2000-02 Lecturer (contractual), Dept. of Environmental science, FM University, BBSR.

3 Mrs. Sarita Mohanty 2002-04 Odisha Judicial Service, Govt. Of Odisha. 4 Mrs. Anjali

Machkundu 2002-04 Odisha Judicial Service, Govt. Of Odisha.

5 Dr. Pradipta K. Nanda 2004-06 Ast. Manager, Environment Hindalco, Aditya Birla group, Jharsuguda, Odisha

6 Girija Shankar Mohanty

2004-06 Executive Environmental officer, Bhusan steel Ltd. , Angul, Odisha

7 Mr. Srinivas Acharya 2004-06 Lecturer (temporary), M.Sc in Environmental Science, P.G. Dept. of Botany, Utkal University. UGC-NET qualified.

8 Dr. Sanak Roy 2008-10 Post Doctoral Fellow, U.K. (PhD., IMMT). UGC-NET, CSIR-UGC-NET qualified.

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9 Mr. Hemant K. Barik 2008-10 Environmental Officer, Oil refinery Company, U.A.E.

10 Ms. Upasana Baral 2009-11 Lecturer, Env.Sc, Marshaghai College, Kendrapara.

17. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures/workshops/ Seminar) involving external experts.

i) A national seminar was held on 25.03.2014 on the topic “Biotechnological approaches for conservation and utilisation of medicinal and aromatic plants” involving external speaker Dr. P.C. Panda, Principal Scientist, RPRC, BBSR organised by Dr. C. Pradhan and Prof. P.K. Chand was the Convenor.

ii) A national seminar was organised on 26.03.2014 on the topic “Current trends in stress biology” involving external speakers Prof. P.K. Sahoo, Former VC, Utkal University; Prof. Sudhakar Panda, Director, IOP, BBSR; Prof. S.C. Sabat, retired Scientist, ILS, BBSR and Prof. G.K. Panda, former Chairman, P.G. Council, Utkal University.

iii) There is Seminar programme in the Dept on Saturdays, where students and faculty members give talks on topics of mutual interest.

18. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes. a) Black Board Talks with details b) Multimedia and (PowerPoint) presentation c) Demonstration with Laboratory Classes

d) Project based experiments e) Mock drills for disaster management 19. How does the SFC ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and learning outcomes are monitored?

• Continuous class room evaluation • Interactive Sessions in the Laboratories • Seminar presentation • All students (100%) secured First Division. • The learning outcome are monitored through i) placement of the students in

various National Institutions, ii) qualifying in different national level examinations (NET (09) and qualified for ARS (03), iii) joining in the Ph.D programme at National research institutions of repute

20. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities. a) Cleanliness drive (Swachha Bharat Abhijan) b) Awareness campaign such as Protect Planet Earth on World Environment Day. c) Study tour/Field trip

21. Give details “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the SFC (a) Noise monitoring of Bhubaneswar City by 2012-14 batch students. (b) Air Pollutant tolerance studies determination of different roadside plants of

Bhubaneswar city by 2011-13 batch students (c) Students also interact with the scientists at CWM (Central Water Mission),

DWM, (Directorate of Water Management), OREDA (Orissa Renewable Energy development Agency), and they use the library of SPCB (State Pollution Control Board)

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Fishery Science Department of Zoology


1. Name of the Programme : Master of Fishery Science 2. Year of establishment : 2001 3. Is the Department part of a School/Faculty of the university? Faculty of Science 4. Examination System: Annual/Semester/Trimester/Choice Based Credit System.

Semester with choice based credit system. 5. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors.

Dr R.C Das (Retd. Principal Scientist), Dr A.K. Sahu (Retd. Principal Scientist), Dr S. D. Gupta (Retd. Principal Scientist), Dr Nirupama Das (Retd. Faculty, Govt. College), Miss. Ananya Bhatacharjee (UGC BSR Research fellow), Mrs Gayatri Acharya (DST INSPIRE Fellow), Dr Madhusmita Das (UGC BSR Research Fellow), Dr Jyotirmayee Pradhan Research Associate, DST), Dr. Abhilipsa Das (Research Associate, DST)

6. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – programme-wise information. 100% 7. Student projects

• percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-departmental projects : 70

• percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities • industry / institute : 30

8. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments. As per UGC guidelines 9. Student profile Programme-wise:

Name of the Programme (refer to question No.4)

Applications Received


M.Sc. 2010-11 47 0 12 100% 100% M.Sc. 2011-12 51 1 11 100% 100% M.Sc. 2012-13 23 2 7 100% 100% M.Sc. 2013-14 27 7 5 100% 100% M.Sc. 2014-15 18 0 7 100% 100%

10. Diversity of students






M.Sc. 81% 11% 8% 0% Ph.D Course Work

0 0 0 0

How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations, NET, SET, GATE and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise. Nil

11. Student progression Student progression Percentage against enrolled UG to PG Not applicable PG to M.Phil Nil

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PG to Ph.D. 10 Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral Nil Employed in Campus selection Other than campus selection

10% 85%

Entrepreneurs 5%

12. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to a) Library: Around 110 text books available for the students. b) Internet facilities for staff and students. Available c) Total number of class rooms : 02 d) Class rooms with ICT facility : 01 e) Students’ laboratories : 01 f) Research laboratories : Nil

15. List of doctoral students a. the host institution/university : 01 (Chandra Sekhar Mishra) b. from other institutions/universities : 05 (Dr. Subhashree Panigrahi, Dr. Sunil Ku

Pradhan, Dr. Suchismita Mahapatra, Dr. Saibal Parida, Dr. G.N. Indresa) 16. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new

programme(s)? If so, highlight the methodology. Yes. This course was thought to be introduced to produce scientific knowledge and skill based post graduates and entrepreneurs.

17. Does the department obtain feedback from i. faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the

department utilize the feedback? Yes, The suggestions are incorporated into the curriculum to the possible extent.

ii. students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department utilize the feedback? Key points are discussed in the Teachers’ Council and suggestions of the students are taken into account.

iii. alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department utilize the feedback? Students are regularly advised by alumni members on job prospects in the field.

18. List the distinguished alumni of the department Dr. G. Indresha, Scientist in charge & Head, RMNH, Bhubaneswar

19. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar) involving external experts. A) Distinguished experts are invited to deliver talks. B) The students also attend to the special seminars organized in the department of Zoology.

20. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes. Black board, audio-visual aids, internet facility, ICT facility, Visiting museum, Visiting fish processing units, Fish farms, Project work supervised by guest faculty members.


Discussion with students, Seminars, Periodic tests, Surprise tests, Quizzes, Debates, Essay competitions, Field visits, Mid-Semester examinations, Evaluation of success rate of students in different competitive examinations

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22. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities. They attend to the extension activities recognized by Central Institute of Fresh Water Aquaculture (ICAR), Bhubaneswar.

23. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department. Seminar presentation by each and every student.

24. Detail major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of the department.

Strength: This is an applied subject Weakness: Lack of infrastructure and funding, Opportunities: Scope for collaboration with local institutions Challenges: Employability of students 25. Future plans of the department. To motivate the post graduate students to become

successful aquaculturists.

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Integrated MBA Programme Department of Business Administration


1. Name of the Programme : Integrated MBA Programme 2. Year of establishment : 1999 3. Interdisciplinary programmes and departments involved: Yes (with Commerce,

PM&IR, Economics and Computer Science 4. Examination System: CBCS in semester pattern 5. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other department: Inter-

disciplinary subject 6. Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and actual (Professors/Associate

Professors/Asst. Professors/Others)

Posts Sanctioned Filled Actual/(Including CAS&MPS

Professor NIL Nil NIL Associated Prof. NIL NIL NIL Asst. Prof. 8 7 7 Others NIL NIL NIL

7. Faculty profile name, qualification, designation, area of specialization, experience and research under guidance:

Name Qualification

Designation Specialization

Year of Exp.

No. of Ph.D. / M.Phil. Students Guided for the last 4years

Dr. Manjusmita Dash Ph.D Lecturer Marketing

8 7

Dr. Sabyasachi Das Ph.D Lecturer System 8 4 Dr. Monalisha Pattnaik

Ph.D Lecture POM 8 1

Dr. Jyotirmayee Choudhary

Ph.D Lecturer HR 8 2

Dr. Ajit Kumar Mishra Ph.D Lecturer Finance 8 1 Dr. Ansuman Sahoo Ph.D Lecture Finance 10 Nil Mrs. Mamun Musumi Nayak

M.Phil Lecture HR 2 Nil

8. List of Senior Visiting Fellow, Adjunct faculty, and emeritus professors (Guest Faculty): Academic Year Numbers Year 2010 23

Year 2011 22 Years 2012 32 Years 2013 25 Years 2014 19 Year 2015 21

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9. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty- Programme wise information: 25%

10. Programme – wise student Teacher Ratio: 300:7 or (43:1) Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff: Sanctioned, filled and actual.

• Technical- 02 (Comp. Asst. and Library Asst.) • Administrative – 3 (Official) 7(peons)

11. Research thrust areas as recognized by major funding agencies: • Development and Marketing of Handicrafts in Odisha.

12. Publications: a) Number of papers Published in peer reviewed journals (national/international)

b) Edited Books:

c) Books with ISBN and with details publishers

13. Faculty recharging strategies (UGC, ASC, Refresher/orientation programs, workshops, traning programs and similar programs: a) Dr. Manjismita Dash : - 10 (Workshops and others) b) Dr. Sabyasachi Das : - 05 (Refresher, Orientation, FDPs) c) Dr. Ajit Kumar Mishra : - 05 (Refresher, Orientation, FDPs) d) Dr. Ansuman Sahoo : - 24 (Refresher, orientation, workshops, training programs)

14. Student project • Percentage of students who have done in-house project including inter

department project • Percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities

/industry/institute. 15. Student profile programme- wise

• Name of the Programme: 5 Years Integrated MBA Years Application

received Selected Pass percentage Male Female Male Female

2010 27 33 45% 55%

Faculty Name National International Dr .Manjusmita Dash 26 29 Dr. Sabyasachi Das 10 07 Dr. Monalisha Pattnaik 20 25 Dr. Jyotirmayee Choudhary 15 08 Dr. Ajit Kumar Mishra 03 NIL Dr. Ansuman Sahoo 10 10

Name No. Dr .Manjusmita Dash 01 Dr.Sabyasachi Das 01 Dr. Ansuman Sahoo 02

Name No. Dr .Manjusmita Dash 04 Dr. Sabyasachi Das 02 Dr. Ansuman Sahoo 03

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2011 20 38 34.48% 65.52% 2012 26 34 43.33% 56.67% 2013 20 40 33.33% 66.67% 2014 29 31 48.33% 51.67% 2015 22 38 36.67% 63.33%

16. Diversity of students • Name of the programme: Integrated MBA

Years % of students from the same university

% of students from other universities within the state

% of student from universities outside the state

% of student from other countries

CHSE Odisha

CBSE ICSE

2010 NIL 60 30 5 5 3 2011 Nil 60.34 37.93 1.73 - - 2012 Nil 68.33 26.67 3.33 1.67 5 2013 Nil 48.39 46.77 3.23 1.61 5 2014 Nil 46.67 46.67 6.67 - - 2015 Nil 36.67 56.67 3.33 3.33 -

17. Student progression Student Progression Percentage against enrolled UG to PG 90% PG to M.Phil 5% PG to Ph.D 10%. Ph.D to Post –Doctoral 5% Employed Campus Selection Other them Campus Recruitment

2010- 75% 2011-77% 2012-85% 2013-74% 2014-82%

Entrepreneurs 10% 18. Diversity of Staff

Percentage of faculty who are graduates Of the same university 100% From other universities within the state - From universities from other state - From universities outside the country -

19. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the assessment period:

• Ph.D. Awarded:- 04 20. Present details of department infrastructural facilities with regard to

a) Library: • Books available in seminar library : No of Books as on 1.06.2015 is

IMBA=12029, Regular MBA= 3165, total=15194 • The seminar library is kept open from 7:30 A.M. to 1:30 P.M. and managed by

a professional assistant and a peon appointed from programme. • Books Purchased:

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IMBA MBA(R) Year No. of books purchased Year No. of books purchased

2010-2011 80 2010-2011 25 2011-2012 129 2011-2012 132 2012-2013 295 2012-2013 40 2013-2014 83 2013-2014 353 2013-2014 180 2013-2014 58 • No of Magazines= 16 • News paper = 09

b) Internet facilities for staff and students: Yes ( internet is available in 22 terminals in the lab)

With Wi-Fi campus c) Total number of Class room: 06 d) Class rooms with ICT facility: Yes ( including a smart class

room) e) Student’s Laboratories: 01(Computer lab with 22 computers) f) Research laboratories: No

21. Number of post graduates students getting financial assistance from the universities: 50 (app.)

• Students are getting govt. Scholarships like PRERANA, PM, etc. And scholarship from industries likes NTPC, Indian Railways and IOCL etc.

22. Dose the Department obtain feedback from: Yes a) Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching learning evaluation? If yes, how does the

department utilize the feedback? : In revising the syllabus and introducing new courses.

b) Students on staff, curriculum and teaching –learning evaluation and how does the department utilize the feed back? : For faculty improvement while assessing their annual performance.

c) Alumni and employers on the programme offered and how does the department utilize the feedback? : Strengthening the industry: Academic relationship and in placement activities

23. List the distinguished alumni of the department (Maximum 10) a) Subham Sundaray: Cluster Head, ICICI Bank b) Manoranjita Sahoo: Senior Manager , NTPC c) Subhasish Panda: Manager, NALCO

24. Give details of student enrichment programme (Special lecturer/ workshops/seminar) Involving external experts:

• Experts from various fields of management are invited to give lectures in orientation programs, seminars, alumni meet etc.

25. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes: a) Audio Visual aids b) Arranging seminars c) Group discussions d) Role play e) Management games f) Industrial visits etc.

26. How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and learning outcome is monitored?

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a) Learning Evaluation: Class-tests, mid-tests, end term-tests, Quiz and Presentations are the process of evaluating students and ultimately helps the students in getting placement.

b) Syllabus: Syllabus is modified as required as per UGC guidelines c) Research and Development: Faculties and Ph.D. scholars undertake research

activities on functional areas of Management and publish a number of papers in national and international journals.

d) Technology: Projectors, Wi-Fi and up-to-date computer lab used in the classroom. e) Eco Friendly Campus: Plantation Programme, maintenance garden and waste

management 27. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities.

a) Blood Donation Camps b) Industry Interaction through quality circles c) Village adoption and field studies

28. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department. a) Industrial visits b) Study tours c) Annual Functions d) Plantation e) Swach Bharat Mission

29. Briefly highlight the contribution of the department in generating new knowledge basic or applied

• Publication of Journals, books by faculty members of the department. • Adopting new courses in the curriculum keeping in mind the changing business

dynamics. • Devising Training Programs for industries to up-date the knowledge.

30. Details of five major Strength, Weakness, Opportunities and challenges (SWOC) of the department

Strength: (a) IMBA course has a high in demand. (b) We are generating the highest revenue in the University and are offering IMBA

degree at the lowest cost keeping in mind the social responsibilities and the industry needs.

(c) We receive around 8 times applications for the program and the selection is based on past academic career and entrance test.

(d) We get students after +2 (Higher secondary), who are taught for five years and in the process they become better trained and suitable for employment in industries.

(e) The department offers courses on entrepreneurship development and nurture the students to become entrepreneurs.

Weakness: (a) Till date the programme has not received any grant from UGC or state Govt.

Further, no regular faculties are appointed in the Program. (b) The faculty members are appointed on contractual basis and more responsive for

teaching. Regular faculties should be recruited to facilitate teaching and research activities.

(c) Lack of adequate funding for computer laboratory up-gradation, expansion of seminar library with e-library facilities and for placement activities.

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(d) Lack of funding for maintenance and repair of the Department building and lack of classrooms and infrastructure hinders teaching activities in the department.

(e) No new post for technical and computer enabled persons to handle the modern IT equipments and office automation.

Opportunities: (a) The department started IMBA programme first of its kind in the state. The

program has lots of opportunities for collaboration with other departments of the University and industries in India.

(b) Growing business opportunities in India has created more employment and more opportunity for industry interface.

(c) More and more students are interested in opting for entrepreneurial career after passing out of the course.

(d) Interactions with the industry will help in providing quality manpower and acting as an agent for the industrial development of the State.

Challenges: (a) Greater challenges are from private Institutions with better infrastructure and

training facilities. (b) The rapid changes that happened in the business world, it is difficult on our part

to match those changes with limited facilities. (c) Lack of adequate support from administration and autonomy for managing the

program particularly getting the share money from the University in time. (d) Shortage of quality faculties in the relevant areas/ discipline for teaching and

research activities. 31. Future plans of the department.

(a) To develop programmes for Societal Outreach and skill development. (b) To take the lead role in manpower development and training in the field of

management. (c) To motivate the students to become good managers with a human touch. (d) To create and update the alumni data base and using them for strengthening

relationship with industry. (e) To kindle entrepreneurial sprits among the students through special programs

like EDPs.

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Integrated MCA School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science


1. Name of the Programme: Integrated MCA Course. 2. Year of establishment: 1999 3. Is the Programme part of a school/Faculty of the University? Faculty of Science 4. Examination system: Semester and Choice Based Credit System 5. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization, Experience and Research under guidance. Name Qualificati

Designation Specialization No. of

years of experience


Stitapragyan lenka M.Tech Lecturer

Database Technologies, Operating System, DS

10 years

Aliva Priyadarsini M.Tech Lecturer Computer Architecture, UNIX

8 years

Rasmita Padhi M.Tech Lecturer Compiler Design, Computer Networks

10 Years

Pranati Satpathy M.Tech Lecturer Artificial Intelligence, Algorithm Design

5 years

6. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors SUJOGYA MISHRA M.Tech CET Bhubaneswar Fuzzy Set Theory

SARBESWAR HOTA M.Tech ITER, Bhubaneswar Networking

P. SUNIL KUMAR M.Tech ,NET

IISIT, Bhubaneswar

Multimedia

ASHOK PANDA M.Tech IISIT, Bhubaneswar Cryptography

S.P. NAYAK M.Tech

SILICON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Bhubaneswar

Database

PANDAB PRADHAN M.Tech ITER Bhubaneswar Cloud Computing

SUNITA SATAPATHY M.Tech CEB, Bhubaneswar Computer Forensic

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SATYA S.MOHAPAATRA

M.Tech IISIT, Bhubaneswar Operating System

DR.S.PANDA Ph.D IISIT, Bhubaneswar Database

DR.NARAYAN PATRA Ph.D CET, Bhubaneswar Graph Theory

R.K.MOHANTY M.Tech SYNERGY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, Bhubaneswar

Software Engineering

RASESWARI RAY M.Tech Guest Multimedia GOUTAM BASU M.Tech BJB,COLLEGE

Bhubaneswar Programming Language

DR. A.J. KHAN Ph.D. UTKAL UNIVERSITY Communicative English

DR. MAHESWAR SAHOO

Ph.D. UTKAL UNIVERSITY Marketing

DR. DASARATHI SAHU Ph.D. UTKAL UNIVERSITY Management & Information Science

DR. P.K. BEHERA Ph.D. UTKAL UNIVERSITY Adhoc Networking

DR. ANIL SWAIN Ph.D. UTKAL UNIVERSITY Marketing

DR. R. K. SWAIN Ph.D. UTKAL UNIVERSITY Image Processing DR. RANJAN SAHU Ph.D. UTKAL UNIVERSITY Statistics DR. J PATEL Ph.D. UTKAL UNIVERSITY Discrete Mathematics DR. PRAYAG MISHRA Ph.D. SILICON INSTITUTE

OF TECHNOLOGIES, Discrete Mathematics

DR. S.CHAMPATIRAY Ph.D. SILICON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGIES,

Wireless Networking

7. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty information: 70% classes by guest

faculties. 8. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff : CATEGORY SANCTIONED FILLED AND

ACTUAL Administrative Staff 1 1 Demonstrator 2 2 Library Asst 2 2 Laboratory Asst 2 2 Electrician 0 - Carpenter 0 - Instrument Keeper 0 - Mechanic 0 - Sweeper 0 1 Peon 1 2 Watchman 0 - 9. Student projects: Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-

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• Departmental projects: 25% Percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with

• Other universities/industry/institute:75% (TCS, OCAC, Wipro, NIC) 10. Seminars /Conferences/Workshops organized:

• Workshop on ICT in 2012 by Microsoft • Training Programme on Library Management in the year 2015 • Seminar on SAP in 2015 • Seminar on Modular Programming in 2015 by TechBuzz

11. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments: • As per UGC & University Guidelines

12. 60 IMCA Students profile programme-wise:




IMCA 2010-11 338 29 31 100% 100% IMCA 2011-12 368 35 25 100% 100% IMCA. 2012-13 316 34 26 100% 100% IMCA 2013-14 323 26 34 Results

Awaited Results Awaited

IMCA 2014-15 225 41 19 Results Awaited

Results Awaited

13. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defence Services Examinations,

NET, SLET, GATE and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise:

• Students have joined in PHD programme at IIT Bhubaneswar, IIT Guwahati, Indian bank, SBI, Wipro, Infosys, Satyam Mahindra, IBM, and HCL. Year NET SELT GATE

2010-2011 0 0 1 2011-2012 0 0 0 2012-2013 1 0 1 2013-2014 0 0 1 2014-2015 0 0 1

Year No. of students selected in

off-campus No. of students selected

in on-campus 2010-2011 46 06 2011-2012 48 04 2012-2013 19 01 2013-2014 42 03 2014-2015 14 NIL

14. Student progression: Student progression Percentage against enrolled UG to PG NA PG to M.Phil. 20%

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PG to Ph.D. 0% Ph.D. to Post- Doctoral NA Employed

• Campus selection • Other than campus recruitment

50% 20%

Entrepreneurs 10%

15. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to a) Library: • Text Books, Reference Books: About 5000 • Total no. of journals (Indian/Foreign) subscribed annually: 8 (Infilibnet) & all

major e- journals through University computer Centre b) Internet facilities for staff and students: Yes

Total no of computers connected with Internet- 130 c) Total number of class rooms: 5

d) Class rooms with ICT facility: 5 e) Students’ laboratories: 2 f) Research laboratories: 0 16. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new

Programme (s)? If so, highlight the methodology. –yes Generally students pursuing MCA degree loose 1 year during their post graduation. To

save their 1 year time, 5 year Integrated MCA programme was lunched.or 17. Does the department obtain feedback from?

• Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning –evaluation? If yes, how does the department utilize the feedback? Yes The matter is discussed in the Teachers' Council of the Department and steps are taken accordingly.

• Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department utilize the feedback? Yes

Individual teachers are informed about it and the suggestions of the students are taken into account. • Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the

department utilize the feedback? Yes. The matter is discussed in Teachers' council and steps are taken accordingly. 18. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10)

• Deepak Pradhan, IIT, Bombay (2008-2013) • Muktikanta Panda, NIC, Bhubaneswar(2009-2014) • Biswahara Mishra, TCS, Bhubaneswar(2008-2013) • Subhakanta Panda, TCS,USA(2004-2009) • Manaswini Panda, TCS, USA(2004-2009) • Samapti Das, TCS, Bhubaneswar (2008- 2013) • Bikas Nayak, Accenture, Bangalore (2009-2014) • Biswamaya Roy, TCS, Chennai (2010-2015) • Swostik Pattmayak, TCS (2007-2012) • Suryaprakas Sahu, Mahindra Satyam, Bhubaneswar(2007-2012)


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• Univ. Workshop on e-governance, 2012 • Microsoft Global Azure Boot Camp, 2015 • MATLAB workshop, 2013 • NS2 workshop, 2013

20. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes. • Black Board Talks with details • Interactive Classroom • PPT presentations • Seminar presentations by students • Workshop for course beyond syllabus • Quiz and Mock Interview

21. How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and learning outcomes are monitored? • Mid Semester Examination. • Surprise Test • Continuous evaluation in the class • Interaction Session in the Laboratories. • Seminar Presentation • Quiz

22. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities. • Relief work during calamities. • Cultural activities • Cleanliness drive • Participation of students in Cricket match, Badminton. • Tree Plantation • Developing aware among students for campus peace

23. Give details “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department • The Department invites experts from software industry like: TCS, BBSR to deliver

talk and inspire the students to excel in their life and for better employment. • Faculty and student trainings are conducted in a regular basis like: MATLAB,

Cloud Computing etc., for understanding the technology up-gradation • Certification course is given by department on soft skill

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Master of Laws in Human Rights Department of Law


1. Name of the Programme: Master of Laws in Human Rights 2. Year of establishment : 1973 3. Is the Department part of a School/Faculty of the university?:- Faculty of Legal

Studies 4. Names of programmes offered:- PG and Ph.D. Master of Laws in Human Rights was

introduced from the academic session 2011-12 & discontinued in session 2014-15. 5. Interdisciplinary programmes and departments involved: - Ph. D. Programme are

being collaborated with other departments like; PMIR, Commerce, Public Administration, etc.

6. Details of programmes discontinued, if any, with reasons:- Master of Laws in Human Rights(MLHR) discontinued temporarily during 2014 due to shortage of Teaching Faculty as per the decision of the P.G. Council.

7. Examination System: Annual/Semester/Trimester/Choice Based Credit System: - Choice Based Credit System in MLHR Course comprising of four semesters and to clear each semester, the students are required to appear class test, midterm, end term and presentation (PPT).

8. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments:- The Choice Based Credit System has been introduced from the academic session 2013-14. So in the CBCS system, the department offers classes in the following subjects like; Right to information, Information Technology, Corporate Finance and Law, Tribal Law etc. which are open to other departments.

9. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization, experience and research under guidance. The followings are the permanent faculties and managing the SFC.

Name Qualification Designation Specialization No of Years of Experience (Research & Teaching

No of Ph.D./ M.Phil. students guided for the last 4 years

Prof. P.K. Sarkar, Retd (Upto May 2013)

Ph.D Professor Commercial Law

35 years Guided- 10

Awarded-07

Prof.P.K.Pattnaik, Retd (Upto June 2014)

Ph.D Professor(CAS)

Criminal Law& Commercial Law

32 Guided- 06

Awarded-08

Dr.D.C. Mohapatra, Retd(Upto Feb 2012)

Ph.D Reader Commercial Law 29 Guided-05 Awarded-

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Dr.Madhu Sudan Dash (Contuining)

Ph.D Reader Business law 27 Guided- 10

Awarded-04

10. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – programme-wise information

(Three Years):- In the MLHR programme, approximately 25% of the classes are taken by the guest faculty.

11. Programme-wise Student Teacher Ratio:- • For the MLHR Programme, the ratio(2013-14) is about – 09:1

12. Research thrust areas as recognized by major funding agencies:-Thrust Area- Human Rights. UGC.

13. Publications: • Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals

(national/international): International -12, National-04 • Research Journal- 16 • Peer Reviewed- 12 • Index Factor- 10 • Average Impact factor- 3-5.3 • Publication ( See Annexture-I)

• Dash. M.S. Right to Information Act 2005, The Law House, Cuttack, ISBN No 978-81-921116-4-3, 2014.

• Dash. M.S. Law of Contract, The Law House, Cuttack, ISBN No. 978-81-921116-9-8 , 2014

E-Content for EMRC (UGC) by Prof P.K. Pattnaik • Law of Crimes-I and II ( Jan-Feb 2014) • Sexual Offences-I ( Feb 2014)

• Number listed in International Database (For e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities International Complete, Dare Database - International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.) :-

• Citation Index – range / average: None

• SNIP:- None • SJR:- None • Impact Factor – range / average:- 3.12 • h-index:- 12 no

14. Areas of consultancy and income generated :- Name Area of Consultancy Organisation Income

generated Year

Dr. P.K.Pattnaik & Dr. M. S. Dash

Civil Society Report on Statutory Bodies in Orissa

People’s Cultural Centre

None 2012

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15. Faculty serving in a)National committees b) International committees c) Editorial Boards d) any other (please specify) :-

Name National Internatio

nal Others Year

Prof.P.K. Sarkar

(i) Indian Society of Criminology. (ii) Indian Society of Victimology. (iii) State Council for Child Welfare. (iv) Indian Red-Cross Association.

1. Vice-Chancellor (I/C), Utkal University

2. Chairmam, P.G. Council,UU

3. Member Syndicate(Ex-officio), Utkal University

4. Chairman, Subject Research Committee(Law),Utkal University

5. Member, BOS, Utkal University, Berhampur University and Sambalpur University

6. Principal (I/C) University Law College, Bhubaneswar.

7. Expert member of Bhagalpur University, Bhagalpur Selection Committee for the appointment of Principal/ Full time Lecturer/Part time Lecturer in the faculty of law.

8. Member Selection Board of Orissa Public Service Commission for the appointment of Additional Public Prosecutor.

9. Expert member of Andhra University Selection Committee for the appointment of Full time Lecturer/ Reader in the faculty of law.

10. Member, High Power Committee in Law ,government of oOdisha.

11. Member, Academic Council, Utkal University.

12. Member, Senate, Utkal University.

2012-13 2012-13 2013-14 2010-2013

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13. Member of Estate Committee, Utkal University.

14. Member, Regulation Amending Committee, Utkal University.

15. Member, Residence Committee, Utkal University.

16. Superintendent, Madhusudhan Chhatrabas, Utkal University.

17. Chairperson, Board of Studies & Conducting Board, Utkal University.

18. Member, Board of Studies & Conducting Board, Sambalpur University.

19. Member, Five Year Integrated B.A., LL.B. (Honours) Course. Convenor, Legal Aid Clinic, P.G. Department of Law, Utkal University.

20. Co-ordinator, Centre of Human Rights, Utkal University.

21. Advisor, Utkal University Student's Union.

22. Member, Gradation Committee, Utkal University.

23. Course Co-ordinator P.G.Diploma in Human Rights & Duties Education.

24. Advisor, Human Rights Committee

25. Advisor, Committee for Legal Aid to Poor.

Prof. P.K. Pattnaik

1. Special Correspondent for Annual Review of Population & Law (Harvard Law

Continuing

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School, USA & UNICEF)

Prof. P.K. Pattnaik

1. Member of the Expert Committee for recruitment to the post of Civil Judge in OJS,

2. Chairman, Selection Committee for All India Inter University Moot Court Competition for Utkal University

3. Expert for Teacher Selection, Burdwan University, (West Bengal)

4. Life Member, Criminology Society of India, Madras University

2011-13 2009-2013 2014

Prof. P.K. Pattnaik

1. Member, BOS, Utkal University, Berhampur University,North Orissa University and Sambalpur University

2. Chairman, Board of Studies and SRC

3. Academic Council Member, Nayagarh Autonomous College

4. Head of the Department, P.G. Department of Law, Utkal University

2010-2014 2009-11 and 2013 2013 & 2014 2013-14

Dr. M.S. Dash

1. Ex-officio Member of Indian Law Institute, New

25.06.2012 to 31.05.201

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Delhi 2. Member,

Selection Committee for All India Inter University Moot Court Competition for Utkal University

1. Member of the Expert Committee for recruitment to the post of Civil Judge in OJS,

2. Observer,Maharashtra National Law University for MNLU Admission Test, 2015

3&4.02.2015 to Continuing 2011-13 2012 to 2015 June 2015

Dr. M.S. Dash

1. Deputy Registrar, P.I.O., Estate Officer, Utkal University-

2. Head of the Department, P.G. Department of Law, Utkal University

3. Member, Equivalence Committee, Utkal University

4. Chairman, Board of Studies(Law), Utkal University

5. Chairman, Subject Research Committee(Law),Utkal University-

6. Member, High Power Committee, 5 year Integrated Law Course, Utkal University

7. Dean, Faculty of Legal Studies-.

8. Superintendent, UGC

NET Examination, 9. Member

Syndicate(Elected), Utkal University

10. Member Academic

March,2010 to April, 2012 01.06.2011 to 31.05.2013 & 01.07.2014 to Continuing 2011-12 Sept 2014 to Continuing. 2011-2012 & June 2014 to Continuing. 01.06.20

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Council & Senate 11. Member of the

College Development Council, Utkal University

12. Member, BOS, Utkal University, Berhampur University and Sambalpur University

13. Member, IQAC,Utkal University

11 to 31.05.2013 & 01.07.2014 to Continuing 25.06.2012 to 31.05.2013&4.02.2015 to Continuing Dec, 2014 13.08.2014 to Continuing

01.06.2011 to 31.05.2013& 01.07.2014 to Continuing 2014-15 2011-2015 2015

16. Faculty recharging strategies (UGC, ASC, Refresher/orientation programs, workshops, training programs and similar programs). • Refresher Course Conducted:- Two- In 2010 & 2014 • Conference/Workshop conducted:- Two- In 2012 & 2015

17. Student projects :- • Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-

departmental projects : All students of the first year and second year completed their project study of the MLHR programme.

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• percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities/ industry / institute :- None

18. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by Faculty : Prof P.K. Sarkar-

• Visiting Professor at Gopabandhu Academy Administrative Service. Government of Odisha, Bhubaneswar,

• Visiting Professor at Orissa Police Academy, Government of Odisha, Bhubaneswar,

• Visiting Professor at Orissa Judicial Academy • Chairman, P.G. Council,UU-2012-13 • Member, Syndicate, Utkal University, • Dean, Faculty of Law, UU • Member, Academic Council • Member, High Power Committee, UU • Chairman, SRC(Law), UU

Pro. P. K. Pattnaik- • Designed Orissa Pavilion (Govt. of Orissa) 3 times for the India

International Trade Fair, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi • Designed Orissa Tableaux (Govt. of Orissa) 3 times for the Republic Day

Parade, New Delhi • Visiting Professor at Gopabandhu Academy Administrative Service.

Government of Odisha, Bhubaneswar, • Visiting Professor at Orissa Police Academy, Government of Odisha,

Bhubaneswar, • Visiting Professor at Orissa Judicial Academy • Visiting Professor at KIITS Business Law School, KIITS University,

Bhubaneswar • Visiting Professor at IIPM Business Law School, Bhubaneswar, • Visiting Professor at XLRI, Jamshedpur • Felicitation on Swarna Samaroha for outstanding contribution in Art &

Culture from Orissa Media Centre, Sunanda Pathy Foundation, Utkal Sahitya Samaj, Orissa.

• Member, High Powerr Committee • Chairman, SRC(Law), UU

Dr. M.S. Dash- • Visiting faculty at M.S. Law College, University Law College, E-

MBA,UU; DDCE 2010-15 • Member (Elected) Syndicate,UU- 2014 • Member, ILI, New Delhi • Dean, Faculty of Law, UU • Member, Academic Council • Member, Prospectus & Information Bulletin Committee; Anti-ragging

Committee; Equal Opportunity Cell, Utkal University • Member, IQAC,Utkal University • Member of the College Development Council, Utkal University • Co-Ordinator, National seminaar- 2015 • Co-ordinator, Refresher Course-1014 • Chairman, SRC(Law), UU • Editorial Board, “Sankalpajyoti”, ISSN Patrika

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• Deputy Registrar, P.I.O., Estate Officer, Utkal University- March,2010 to April, 2012

• Doctoral / post doctoral fellows :Nil • Students: The students of MLHR have proved their locus standi by filing

the petitions before the Hon’ble Commission, Orissa Human Rights Commission for indigenous people.

19. Seminars/Conferences/Workshops organized and the source of funding (national /International) with details of outstanding participants, if any. :

• The Department organized NHRC Sponsored National Seminar on “Judiciary, Democracy and Tradition: An Evaluation “(With special Reference to Human Rights) 2015. Source of Funding:- NHRC & UU

• National Seminar on Honour Killing vis-à-vis Human Rights: Contemporary Issues and Challenges, held on 12th & 13th

May 2012, organized by the University Law College, Bhubaneswar in collaboration with P.G. Dept. of Law,UU; Source of Funding – UGC

Participants DetailSl. No

: Name of the Invitee/Participants

1 Hon’ble Shri Justice Shri K.G. Bal Krishnan.(Former chief Justice of Supreme Court India & Chairman, NHRC)

2 Hon’ble Shri Justice Shri Cyriac Joseph(Former Justice of Supreme Court of India & Member NHRC)

3 Prof. Asok Ku. Das, Vice-Chancellor, Utkal University 4 Prof. Nand Kishore Acharya,(Renowned Writer & Thinker, IIIT,

Hyderabad) 5 Prof. Arun Kamal, Patna. 6 Prof R.K. Padey, Delhi 7 Dr. Soma Bandopadhya, Kolkata. 8 Dr.(Smt.) Joram Aniya Tana, arunachal Pradesh 9 Dr. Archna Mishra, Panchkula. 10 Sri Rahul Dev,Senior Journalist, Delhi. 11 Sri Satyananda Pathak, Guwahati. 12 Smt. Sarvmitra Surjan, Delhi. 13 Dr. Roopa Manglani, Jaipur. 14 Prof. Sambhunath, Kolkata. 15 Dr. R.C.Mishra, IPS, Panchkula. 16 Prof. Sudha Mohan, Mumbai. 17 Prof. Saroj Kumar Verma, Muzaffarpur 15 Sh. Susil Kumar, P.P.S., Patna. 19 Dr. Ranjit Singh, Joint Secretary, NHRC 20 Dr. Saroj Kumar Sukla, Asst. Director, NHRC

20. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments: For legal research, the

department has been recognised as “research centre” UGC Rules are being followed by the department mutatis mutandis in the field of Legal Research.

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Name of the Programme(refer to question no. 4)


Selected Male Female

Pass percentage Male Female

2011-2012

MLHR 29 07 03 100% 100%

2012-2013

MLHR 40 05 05 100% 100%

2013-2014

MLHR 26 06 02 100% 100%

22. Diversity of students Name of the Programme (Refer to question no. 4


% pf students from other university

% of students from Universities outside the state


2011-2012 MLHR 90% 10% Nil Nil 2012-2013 MLHR 100% Nil Nil Nil 2013-2014 MLHR 100% Nil Nil Nil


24. Diversity of staff Percentage of faculty who are

graduates of the same university

Percentage of faculty who are graduates of the same university

2011-12 100% Nil 2012-13 100% Nil 2013-14 100% Nil

25. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the assessment period :-One-D.C. Mohapatra

26. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to • Library: Department has Separate Library with approx. books- 2097, which

is student friendly. • Internet facilities for staff and students:- All faculties and students have

been provided with internet facilities through departmental wi-fi system with password.

Student progression Percentage against enrolled UG to PG NA PG to M.Phil. NA PG to Ph.D. 72.8% Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral NA Employed

• Campus selection • Other than campus

recruitment

- -

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• Total number of class rooms :-2 and 1 Seminar Hall • Class rooms with ICT facility :-One • Students’ laboratories :-NA • Research laboratories :-1

27. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university. :-

Year No of Students getting financial assistance

Category ST SC OBC Others

Types of Scholarship

2011-12 - - - - - - 2012-13 02 - 01 - 01 PMS-01; Minority-1; 2013-14 - - - - -

28. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new

programme(s)? If so, highlight the methodology. Yes, A number of review meetings with experts and practitioners coming from field-based institutions and other universities have been organised by the Department. The objective for organising these meetings was to get a sense of the demand for the programme and courses and identify critical thrust areas for an innovative programme in legal education. • Choice Based Credit System has been implemented. • Now the students of MLHR are studying under CBCS. • Seminar presentation & extension activity have been compulsory for the

students. 29. Does the department obtain feedback from

a. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the department utilize the feedback? Yes, feedback is obtained through periodic Teaching Staff council meetings, SRC meetings and the forum of Board of Studies where feedback is provided by external experts.

b. Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department utilize the feedback? Yes. Feedback is taken from the students every year. Thereafter it discuss in the teaching council meeting along with suggestions for changes and improvement of Academic Affairs of the Department.

c. Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department utilize the feedback? At present, this feedback is not used regarding academic matters pertaining to the Department and the programme.

30. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10) • Prof N.L. Mitra, Chancellor, KIIT University. • Dr. Justice Lalit Mishra, Former Judge, Orissa High Court. • Mr. Hridaya Ballav Dash, Retd Spl. Judge, CBI, &Former Professor of

LBSNAA, Mussoorie. • Mr. Girish Ch. Mishra, Addl. Dist. Judge. • Mr. Bijay Ku. Rath, Dist. Judge. • Prof. Jayadev Pati, Dean, SOA University

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• Prof. Upendra Ku. Dash, Retd Professor, Berhampur University. • Mr. Lalat Mohanty, Sr. Manager (Legal), Allahabad Bank. • Mr. Adwyeta Ku. Panda, Chief Manager(Legal), Rourkela Steel Plant. • Mr. Bhargav Ku. Padhi, Legal Consultants, UAE

31. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar) involving external experts. Following enrichment programs will be undertaken in the Department for the students:-

• Special Lectures • Workshops

• Seminars • Legal Skill Development Programme •Students’ Orientation Programme •Legal awareness programme

32. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes. • Lecture Method using Board & Chalk • Case Study Method • PPT Presentation • Discussion

33. How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and learning outcomes are monitored? Programme objectives and out-come • The introduction of Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) offers wide varieties of

choices for students to opt for courses based on their aptitude and their career goals. • The students are exposed to new legal dimensions. • By introduction grading system in the programme, disparity in the results reduces. • The introduction of mandatory seminar presentation reduces fear psychosis of the

students and improves intellectual capacity of the students. • Under the new programme, the students are exposed to other areas which help

them to compete in any competitive examinations. • Outcome is measured in terms of success in competitive examinations like OJS and

perusal of successful legal career as mention in point no 34. 34. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities.

• Observation of Lawyers Day, Human Rights Day • Legal Awareness Programme. • Plantation Programme. • Participation of students in nsational debate programme. • Cultural activities in the department.

35. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department. • Participation of students and faculties in seminar/symposia/conference/workshop

etc. • Holding of doubt-clearing celasses for legal competitive examination. • Participation in legal skill & language workshop. • Interaction with legal professional

36. State whether the programme/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes, give details:- The programme is accredited by the UGC. The UGC had provided Rs. 6.5 Laks.

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37. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge, basic or applied. • Focus on current socio-legal issues in the course. • Invited talks by the faculty members. • Development of Legal research skill. • Publication of legal Research Papers. Human Rights:2. • Legal Service Clinic.

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Tourism and Heritage Management Department of Ancient Indian History, Culture and Archaeology


1. Name of the Programme: M.A. in Tourism and Heritage Management 2. Year of establishment: 2007 3. Name of programmes offered:

• Masters in Tourism and Heritage Management • Ph.D. in Tourism.

4. Interdisciplinary Programmes and Department involved: Associated with P. G. Department of AIHCA, PMIR, COMMERCE, ENGLISH &

MBA. 5 Examination system: Annual/Semester/Trimester/Choice Based Credit System:

• Semester System. • Percentage of classes taken by temporary/Guest faculty-80%

6. Inter-institutional collaborative projects and associated grant received a) National collaboration b) International collaboration Excavation at Narisho, Dist.-Khurdha, Odisha Collaborate with OMSEAS

Bhubaneswar –National Collaboration. Teaching and Learning methods: in collaboration with Indian Institute of Tourism and

Travel Management, Bhubaneswar, Govt. of Odisha Internship Projects: In collaboration with OTDC and other Hotel and Travel

Industries, inside and outside the state. 7. Student project

• Percentage of students who have done in-house project including interdepartmental projects

• Percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities/industry/institute • 100% M.A (THM) IInd sem. /III rd sem. and IVth sem. Project. • 100% M.A (THM) students complete projects in industries –OTDC,Travel

Industrial Sand and Pebbles etc. 8. Student profile program me-wise.

Name of the Programmee (refers to question no.4) M.A in MTHM


Selected Pass percentage Male female Male % Female %

2010-11 52 09 17 21 37 2011-12 38 16 09 28 52

2012-13 31 07 03 52 35 2013-14 27 07 07 70 30 2014-15 16 46

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9. Diversity of students Name of the programme (refer to question no.4) M.A in MTHM

%of students

from the same

University

%of students from other universities within the state



2010-11 74 26 00 00 2011-12 58 42 00 00 2012-13 70 30 00 00 2013-14 79 21 00 00 2014-15 00 00

10. How many students have cleared civil Services and defense Services Examinations, NET, SET GATE and other competitive examination? Give details category-wise. • Lecturer in Vocational studies.

• Amit Kumar Pradhan. • Amit Kumar Sahu • Sukanta Kishore Badu • AbhisekhRatha.

• District Tourist Officer, Govt. of Odisha -01 • UGC-NET-02 students.

• Jasmine Hansda • Santosh Dewbedi

• More than 30 numbers of students joined in various sector such as Banking,Tourism, Govt. of India, Govt. of Odisha & Leading Private Organization etc.

11. Student Progression Student Progression Percentage against enrolled UG to PG NA PG to M.Phil. NA PG to Ph.D. nil Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral nil Employed

• Campus • Other than campus

recruitment

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Entrepreneurs 02 12. Briefly highlight the contribution of the department in generating new knowledge,

basic or applied. • Able to create good number of Professionals in the field of Tourism.

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MBA (Financial Management) Department of Commerce


1. Name of the Programme: MBA (Financial Management) / Formerly Master of Finance & Control (MFC)

2. Year of establishment: 1996 3. Interdisciplinary programme and departments involved:

Department conducts MFC Programme with the support of Departments of Analytical & Applied Economics, Personnel Management & Industrial Relations, Business Administration, Computer Science & Application and Statistics.

4. Examination System: Semester with Choice Based Credit System Sl. No.

Course Examination Pattern Modification

1 MFC / MBA(Financial Management)

Semester & CBCS From Semester System to Semester with CBCS

5. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors: • Prof. R. S. Pradhan, Former Professor & Head, Tribhuban University,

Kathamandu, Nepal • Prof. B. Mamun, Professor & Head, Dhaka University, Bangladesh • Prof. H.K. Singh, VC, Technical University, Lucknow, UP • Prof. V. Venkat, VC, Kakatiya University, Warangal • Prof. G.C. Jaiswal, VC, Ram Monohar Lohia Viswavidyalaya, Faridabad • Prof. B. P. Singh, (Retired Prof. & Head), Delhi School of Economics,

University of Delhi 6. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff: sanctioned,

filled and actual: Sl. No.

Temporary Support Staff Sanctioned / Actual

4 Library Assistant 1 5 Computer Assistant 1 6 Peon 1 7 Sweeper 1 8 Gardner 1

7. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10): • Prasanta Mohapatra, Dy. General Manager, SEBI, Mumbai. • G.Jagan Mohan, DGM, RBI, Mumbai • Sidhartha Shankar Mishra, Zonal Head, ICICI Bank, Kolkatta. • Ashutosh Samantroy, IRFC, Junior General Manager, New Delhi. • Jacquiline Mary Fernandez, City Bank, Bangalore • Tarakanta Mohapatra, SIDBI, Manager, Baroda, • Prashanti Pattnaik, SIDBI, Goa • Ansuman Dev Pradhan, SEBI, Asst. General Manager, Mumbai. • Jagdish Joshi, INFOSYS, Industry Principal, Bengaluru. • Sangram Keshari Pradhan, Yes Bank, Asst. Vice President, Mumbai

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8. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes: • Lecture/ Discussion/ Interaction • Case Study and Case Presentation • Role Play • Project Preparation and Presentation • Field Study • Audio-visual / Film

9. How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and

learning outcomes are monitored? • Successful Placement Records • Students Qualifying UGC-NET & JRF • Students Qualifying ICWAI, CS & ACAI enrollment • Students Qualifying and Joining premier Institutions like IIT, IIM, NIT,

XIM, etc. as Faculty and Research Associates 10. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities:

Business School Meets Environment Awareness Programmes Cleaning and Greening activities Cyclone and Flood Relief Camps Blood Donation Camps Entrepreneurship Development Programmes in tribal areas like KBK

Districts Industrial Motivation Awareness programme in different districts Framing of new syllabus of other Institutions and Universities as the

member of Board of Studies Financial literacy and Awareness Programmes

11. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department:

Motivational Training Camps Group Discussions on Current Issues Free Consultancy services on Investment, Insurance, Personal Taxation,

Accounting for Small Business Organizing short-term skill development programmes for employed and

non-employed people B-School meets Organizing Sports Activities, Cultural Activities, etc. Member of various State level committees, organizations and institutions Organizing Refresher and Orientation Courses

12. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge,

basic or applied. Research is carried out on the topics of contemporary relevance, impact study of different government initiatives and policy measures. Latest developments in different sectors are suitably incorporated into the courses of studies to keep them update with the changes. Practitioners from industry are regularly invited to interact

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with the students to provide them practical orientation and application skill. Industrial tour is organized every year to acquaint the students with real life functioning of organization. Projects on entrepreneurship are given in group for project preparation and cost–effectiveness analysis. MBA (FM) students are required to undergo two months compulsory internship in organizations of repute to get on the spot experience. The department is active in promoting and developing Sunrise Entrepreneurs & Professionals like:

• Accounting Professionals with CA / ICWA / CS / • Future Managers, • Researchers and • Successful entrepreneurs.

13. Future plans of the Department.

• To be a centre of excellence in Finance education of the country.

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M.Sc. in Applied Microbiology Department of Botany

Evaluative Report of the programme

1. Name of the programme: M.Sc. In Applied Microbiology 2. Year of establishment: 2000 3. Is the Department part of a school/Faculty of the university? Faculty of Science 4. Names of programmes offered (UG, PG, M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters, Integrated Ph.D., D.Sc., D.Litt. etc.): P.G. (M.Sc.) 5. Examination system: M.Sc. Semester system 6. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization, Experience and research under guidance: Name

Qualification

Designation

Specialization

No. of years of experience Research/ Teaching


Dr. (Mrs) J. Das PhD, NET

Temporary Lecturer

Microbial diversity, Biocontrol, Stress tolerance

09 months Continuing till 31.03.2016

Nil

8. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff – Post Sanctioned Filled and actual Temporary Demonstrator 01 01 Temporary Laboratory Attendant

01 01

9. Student projects • Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including

inter-departmental projects: 25% • Percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with

other universities/industry/institute:75% (CRRI, RMRC, CIFA, NIT, IMMT, CTCRRI, ILS, AMIFEM, OUAT, RPRC, NRHM, SCB, OMFED) 10. Seminars/Conferences/Workshops organized and the source of funding (national/international) with details of outstanding participants, if any.

• A national seminar was held on 25.03.2014 organised by on the topic “Biotechnological approaches for conservation and utilisation of medicinal and aromatic plants” involving external speaker Dr. P.C. Panda, Principal Scientist, RPRC, BBSR organised by Dr. C. Pradhan and Prof. P.K. Chand was the Convenor.

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• A national seminar was organised on 26.03.2014 on the topic “Current trends in stress biology” involving external speakers Prof. P.K. Sahoo, Former VC, Utkal University; Prof. Sudhakar Panda, Director, IOP, BBSR; Prof. S.C. Sabat, retired Scientist, ILS, BBSR and Prof. G.K. Panda, former Chairman, P.G. Council, Utkal University.

11. Student profile programme-wise: (2011-2015 Batch) Name of the Programme (refer to question No.4)



M.Sc. 2011-12 190 02 14 100 100 M.Sc. 2012-13 153 01 15 100 100 M.Sc. 2013-14 81 03 13 100 100 M.Sc. 2014-15 86 5 11 100 100 M.Sc. 2015-16 112 01 15 100 100

12. Diversity of students Name of the Programme (refer to question No.4)





M.Sc. Applied Microbiology

65 35 0 0

13. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defence Services examinations, NET, SET, GATE and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise (Admission Batch 2011-2016)

Year GATE NET Banking

Industry Civil Sevices

Others

2010-11 02 02 02 01 4 2011-12 01 01 02 5 2012-13 01 01 3 2013-14 01 02 8 2014-15 01 01 4 2015 04 06 07 01 24 Grand Total 38

Details of Alumni given in Annexure-1 • On an average, more than 25% of the students get selected in National level

entrance examinations for doing M.Phil/Ph.D.

• Students have joined in Ph.D programme at Utkal University, CIFA, CRRI, ILS, Pondichery University. Sl No. Name of the Student NET/GATE Qualified

1. Himadri Bal NET 2. Jyotirmayee Das NET 3. Suchismita Rout NET

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4. Pallavi Jali NET 5. Sahani Begum NET 6. Biswajit Das GATE/NET 7. Amlan Pradhan GATE 8. Rinku ranjan Sarangi GATE 9. Rabi Kumar GATE

14. Student progression Student progression Percentage against enrolled

UG to PG N/A

PG to M.Phil. 5

PG to Ph.D. 30.00

Ph.D. to Post- Doctoral 10

Employed • Campus selection • Other than campus recruitment

N/A 50

Entrepreneurs 19

15. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to • Seminar Library : 01 • Text Books, Reference Books: About 168 • Internet facilities for staff and students : NIL • Total number of class rooms : 01 • Class rooms with ICT facility : NIL • Students’ laboratories : 01 • Research laboratories : NIL

16. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new Programme(s)? If so, highlight the methodology : Yes P.G courses under Semester System has been introduced and the details were discussed in the Teachers’ Council Meetings. 17. Does the department obtain feedback from: Yes

• Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the department utilize the feedback? Yes. As per the suggestion of the guest faculties steps were initiated towards procurement of new equipment(s) pertaining to specific experimental as well as theory classes. The weekly seminars were organized and students were encouraged to compete in presenting seminar papers.

• Student on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the Department utilized the feedback?

Basing on students’ feedback remedial measures were taken from time to time. • Alumni and employers on the programmes Every year Alumni Association of the Department conduct quiz, debate, essay,

group discussion, face the interview competition, seminar paper presentation to train and groom the for national level examinations.

18. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10)

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Sl. No. Name of the Alumni M.Sc. batch Designation and Official Address

1. Dr. Suvendu Das 2000-2002 Scientist, Beijing China 2. Dr. Himadri Bhusan

Bal 2001-2003 Consultant, RMRC, Bhuaneswar

3. Dr. Kalpana Sahoo 2001-2003 DST Young Scientist

4. Dr. Sradhanjali Singh 2001-2003 Young Scientist, NEERI, Nagpur

5. Dr. Chandrasekhar Gahan

2001-2003 Scientist, Rajahstan

6. Dr. Amlan Pradhan 2002-2004 Scientist, Conzotec, Bangalore 7. Dr. Rinku Ranjan

Sarangi 2002-2004 Sr. Bioinformatics, Associate at

Dupont, Bangalore 8. Mr. Sushant Kuma

Sahoo 2003-2005 OFS, Sambalpur

9. Dr. Sarita Kar 2003-2005 Consultant, RMRC, Bhuaneswar 10. Dr. Ajit Patra 2004-2006 Post doc, South Korea


• A national seminar was held on 25.03.2014 on the topic “Biotechnological approaches for conservation and utilisation of medicinal and aromatic plants” involving external speaker Dr. P.C. Panda, Principal Scientist, RPRC, BBSR organised by Dr. C. Pradhan and Prof. P.K. Chand was the Convenor.

• A national seminar was organised on 26.03.2014 on the topic “Current trends in stress biology” involving external speakers Prof. P.K. Sahoo, Former VC, Utkal University; Prof. Sudhakar Panda, Director, IOP, BBSR; Prof. S.C. Sabat, retired Scientist, ILS, BBSR and Prof. G.K. Panda, former Chairman, P.G. Council, Utkal University.

• There is Seminar programme in the Dept on Saturdays, where students and faculty members give talks on topics of mutual interest.

20. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes. • Black Board Talks with details • Multimedia and (Powerpoint) presentation • Demonstration with Laboratory Classes • Project based experiments • Mock drills for disaster management

21. How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly Met and learning outcomes are monitored?

• Continuous class room evaluation. • Interactive Sessions in the Laboratories. • Seminar Presentation. • All students (100%) secured First Division. • The learning outcome are monitored through i) placement of the students in various

National Institutions, ii) qualifying in different national level examinations (NET (06) , GATE (04) and State Public Service Commission (01), iii) joining in the

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Ph.D. programme of National Institutions, iv) going to world class laboratories/Institutions for research.

22. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in tension activities. • Cleanliness drive (Swachha Bharat Abhijan) • Study Tour / Field Trip.

23. Give details “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the SFC: Project work conducted by 4th

• Antimicrobial proprrty of natural medicinal plants

Semester students in various skill-based technologiessuch as

• Fermention technology of wine, alcohol etc.

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Annexure-1 Sl. No.

Name of the Alumni Batch of Alumni

Designation and Official Address

1. Dr. Suvendu Das 2000-2002 Scientist, Beijing China 2. Dr. Sabyasachi Parida 2000-2002 Lecturer, North Odisha

University 3. Mr. Nihar Ranjan Panda 2000-2002 Associate Professor, KIIT

University, Bhubaneswar 4. Dr. Himadri Bhusan Bal 2001-2003 Consultant, RMRC, Bhuaneswar 5. Dr. Manas Ranjan Swain 2001-2003 PDF at Technical University of

Denmark 6. Dr. Kalpana Sahoo 2001-2003 DST Young Scientist 7. Dr. Sradhanjali Singh 2001-2003 Young Scientist, NEERI,

Nagpur 8. Dr. Chandrasekhar Gahan 2001-2003 Scientist, Rajahstan 9. Dr. Lopamudra Sahoo 2001-2003 Young Professional, Govt. of

Odisha 10. Dr. Amlan Pradhan 2002-2004 Scientist, Conzotec, Bangalore 11. Dr. Rinku Ranjan Sarangi 2002-2004 Sr. Bioinformatics, Associate at

Dupont, Bangalore 12. Dr. Mousumi Mishra 2002-2004 Research Associate, IMMT,

Bhuaneswar 13. Dr. Subhransu Nayak 2002-2004 Research Associate, CRRI,

Cuttack 14. Mr. Rabi Kumar 2002-2004 Microbiologist, New Delhi 15. Dr. Smitahasini Panda 2002-2004 DST First Track Scientist,

Osmania University 16. Dr. Jyotirmayee Das 2003-2005 Temporary Lecturer, M.S. App.

Microbiology, Utkal University 17. Mr. Sushant Kuma Sahoo 2003-2005 OFS, Sambalpur 18. Dr. Madhulita Das 2003-2005 Scientist, Biocon, Bangalore 19. Mr. Nilamadhab Samal 2003-2005 HR, Gurgaon 20. Dr. Manjushree Kar 2003-2005 HR, V. Centric, Bangalore 21. Dr. Rabi Sankar Modi 2003-2005 Post Doctoral Fellow, Kashmir 22. Dr. Abhishek Singh 2003-2005 Post Doctoral Fellow, JNU, New

Delhi 23. Mr. Satyanarayan Mohanty 2003-2005 Consultant, Seed Industry 24. Dr. Subhashis Behera 2004-2006 Post doc, Punjab 25. Dr. Ajit Patra 2004-2006 Post doc, South Korea 26. Mr. Asit Goutam 2004-2006 Bank PO, Syndicate Bank 27. Ms. Sahani Das 2004-2006 Bank PO, Syndicate Bank 28. Ms. Prakashini Tripathy 2004-2006 Ph.D. Scholar, RMRC,

Bhubaneswar 29. Mr. Ranjan Kumar Sethi 2005-2007 Aditya Aluminium, Sambalpur

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30. Mr. Biswajit Sahoo 2005-2007 Scientist, Brevrage Company, Paradeep

31. Mr. Biswajit Nanada 2005-2007 Executive Brewing at Sabmiler, Paradeep

32. Dr. Sandeep Panda 2006-2008 Post Doctoral Fellow, Germany 33. Ms. Rashmita Dash 2007-2009 Procurement Inspector, OSCSC

Ltd. Dept. of Food and Supply, Govt. of Odisha

34. Ms. Ispita Jena 2007-2009 Microbiologist, Bangalore 35. Ms. Smrutirekha Behera 2007-2009 Assistant Manager, IOB 36. Ms. Kirtal Hasdah 2007-2009 JRF, Institute of Life Science,

Bhubaneswar 37. Ms. Swetapadma Jena 2007-2009 Microbiologist, Bhusan Steel

Plant 38. Ms. Bhagyalaxmi Muduli 2007-2009 QC Analyst, Tikka merines,

Bhubaneswar 39. Ms. Swati Sakambari Mishra 2007-2009 JRF, Ph.D. Programme, Central

University 40. Mr. Chinmay Swain 2007-2009 SRF, CRRI, Cuttack 41. Ms. Supriya Sahoo 2008-2010 DST Inspire Fellow, CRRI,

Cuttack 42. Mr. Jagannath Kunar 2008-2010 Works at Pondicherry University 43. Sayeeda Banu 2008-2010 Odisha State Civil Supplies

Corporation Ltd., Govt. of Odisha

44. Ms. Manaswini Rout 2008-2010 Lecturer, Dhenkanal Autonomous College

45. Ms. Rajashree Khuntia 2008-2010 Sartorius Stadium India Pvt. Ltd. 46. Mr. Satyabrata Ghadai 2008-2010 Torrent Pharmaceuticals and

Raptakos Brett & Co. Ltd. 47. Ms. Tanushree Ghosh 2008-2010 SRF, Utkal University 48. Ms. Suchismita Rout 2008-2010 CSIR JRF, Utkal University 49. Mr. Ramesh Chandra Mallick 2008-2010 JRF, WHO Project, Berhampur

University 50. Mr. Soumya Ranjan Tripathy 2008-2010 SRF, CIFA, Bhubaneswar 51. Mrs. Subhashree Pradhan 2009-2011 Demonstrator, Utkal University 52. Mr. Ansuman Senapati 2009-2011 JRF, IARI 53. Mr. Asish Kumar Nayak 2009-2011 JRF, RPRC, Bhubaneswar 54. Mr. Biswajit Das 2009-2011 JRF, Institute of Life Science,

Bhubaneswar 55. Ms. Preeti Krishna Dash 2009-2011 Project Fellow, CET,

Bhubaneswar 56. Ms. Amrita Ray Mohapatra 2009-2011 JRF, Pondicherry University 57. Ms. Sasmita Mundari 2009-2011 Indian Bank, Clerk 58. Ms. Kaushik Tah 2009-2011 Ph.D., Scholar, Utkal University

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59. Ms. Swapna Bardhan 2009-2011 JRF, CRRI, Cuttack 60. Ms. Sahani Begum 2010-2012 DST Inspire Fellow, Utkal

University 61. Ms. Priyadarshini Mallick 2010-2012 RGNG, Utkal University 62. Ms. Suman Jagatee 2010-2012 Project Fellow, UGC, Utkal

University 63. Ms. Pratisha Mohapatra 2010-2012 Lecturer, Balasore 64. Mr. Bikram Keshari Bhuyan 2010-2012 Lecturer, Bhubaneswar 65. Ms. Bidyut Manjari Baral 2010-2012 Teacher, Govt. of Odisha 66. Ms. Rojalin Tarai 2010-2012 Consultant, Balangir Hospital 67. Mr. Suryakant Samantaray 2013-2015 Bank PO, Syndicate Bank

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Master of Rural Development Department of Sociology


1. Name of the Programme: Master of Rural Development 2. Year of Establishment: 2005 3. Is the Department part of a School/Faculty of the university? Faculty of Arts

a) Examination System: Traditional Pattern (Annual Examination) Exam. Pattern Programmes under the Pattern Total Number

(Exam.) Annual Master of Rural Development

Part-I Part-II

4. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty-programme –wise information Level of the Programme Number of existing Programmes Percentage

MRD Self Financing 90

5.Programme-wise Student Teacher Ratio: Level of the Programme

Teacher student ratio

MRD 1:5 6. Research thrust areas as recognized by major funding agencies

Thrust areas of research Major Funding Agencies Sociology of Gender U.G.C., Women and Child development Sociology of Tribes ICSSR Sociology of Education CRY, European Union Sociology of Child rights UNICEF,IASE, Save the Children, Task

Force Government of Odisha, OPEPA 7.Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized and the source of funding (national /

international) with details of outstanding participants, if any. Seminars and Workshops in last five years

Sl. No.

Name of the seminar Year Nature Sponsored by

1 Capacity Building & Women Empowerment

2010 International (23 members from different SARC

countries participated)

UGC

2 Women & Environment 2012 National UGC 3 Dynamics of Development and

Social Exclusion 2013 National UGC

8. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments The department follows the following ethics in research to create a special credential for the

individual researcher and the institution. Research are designed, reviewed and undertaken ensuring genuinity, integrity

and quality; Informed consent of both research staff and subjects are involved;

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Confidentially of information and anonymity of respondents are respected as a mandate;

Voluntary Participation of the respondents and researchers free from coercion is ensured;

Independence of research - any conflicts of interest or partiality is avoided. 9.Student profile programme-wise:

Name of the Programme (refer to question no. 4)


Admitted=17 Percentage St Male Female Male Female ST

PG 78 1 3 14 82 17 0.5 10. Diversity of students

Name of the Programme (refer to

question no. 4)

% of students from the same

university

% of students from other universities

within the State

% of students from

universities outside the

State


PG 63.5 37.5 - - 11. Student projects

Projects % of Students In house( MRD Students) 100 In collaboration with other industry /institute Nil

12. Student Progression Sl.No. Student progression Percentage against enrolled 1 PG ( MRD –Discontinued- 2014) 2 PG to Ph.D. 02 3 Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral - 4 Employed 5 Campus selection ( MRD-20 )

6 Other than campus recruitment (MRD- 80)

7 Entrepreneurs - 13.Campus placement details

Sl.No. Name Stream Department Organization 1 Subrat Ku. Nayak MRD Sociology PRADAN

2 Ramprasad Rana MRD Sociology Indian Airforce

3 Khageswar Bag MRD Sociology Indian Railways

4 Sangita Soren MRD Sociology Supply Inspector

5 Alok Ranjan Thakur MRD Sociology S.I. Odisa Police

6 Suman K. Dalal MRD Sociology Axis Bank

7 Punia Sahoo MRD Sociology Gram Bikash

8 Bibhore Kishore Deo MRD Sociology PRADAN

9 Bijay Kumar Roul MRD Sociology PRADAN

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10 Chandra Sekher Rout

MRD Sociology Project Associate NPC, Govt. of India

14. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to • Library – one library cum reading room • Internet facilities for staff and students - yes • Total number of class rooms -3 • Class rooms with ICT facility -nil • Students’ laboratories -nil • Research laboratories –nil

15. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates from the host institution/university – Ph. D awarded from Master of Rural Development Ph.D. Awardees in MRD 2011 to 2015 Sl.No. Name of the

candidate Year Topic

1 Soumen Ray Regd. No.05-Sociology 2007-08

-do- Fishing for living in and around Chilika Lake: A Sociological study of survival strategies and alternate livelihood options of the fisherman community in Odisha

16. Does the department obtain feedback from: a) Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the

department utilize the feedback? Yes • In the Teachers’ Council meetings, the individual teachers give their feedback on the

papers they teach, their content and the teaching learning evaluation procedure. Accordingly, they are noted and changes are brought about in the curriculum either through supplementation, substitution or rejection of some portions.

• The department does not impart any standardized method on the teachers to transact in the classrooms. Classroom presentations, quizzes, term paper preparations are conducted by teachers from time to time as they perceive necessary.

b) Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department utilize the feedback? Yes • Analysis has been done and suggestions have been implemented.

Suggestions of the students are taken into account. c) Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department utilize

the feedback? YES. • The matter is discussed in Teachers' council and steps are taken accordingly.

17.List the distinguished Alumni of the department (Maximum-10) 1 Prof. D. N. Jena Vice-Chancellor Utkal University of Culture 2 Dr. A. K. Dash Retd. Prof. in Sociology Utkal University 3 Mrs. Soumya Mishra IPS Telengana 4 Mrs.Snigdha Dora Allied Service Mumbai 5 Sri Akhil Mohan Mishra Allied Service 6 Sri Mohan Jena Ex-M.P. 7 Prof. Dipti Ranjan Professor Lucknow University

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Sahoo 8 Sri Sudarsan Das Social Activist 9 Sri Devajyoti Brahma Cornel Indian Army 10 Prof.Bibhuti Bhusan

Mohanty Professor Pondichery Central University

Pondichery

18. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes. Teaching learning process adopted in the department is witnessing a transit from the

conventional lecturing style to PPT presentation, Case analysis Group work methods and Issue based debates. Book reviews 19. How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and learning outcomes are monitored?

a) Continuous evaluation in the class. b) Quiz c) Interaction Session in the Laboratories. d) Seminar Presentation d) The learning outcomes are monitored through the placements of the students in various

national institutions, qualifying in different national level examinations. 20.Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities. a) Relief work during calamities. b) Sensitization programmes c) Cleanliness drive 21. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department.

a) General awareness programme b) Organizing skill based programmes c) Organizing expert resource person lectures on various issues d) State whether the programme/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If

yes, give details. U.G.C. and ICSSR 22. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge, basic or applied.

• The department has played a significant role in providing knowledge support for faculty

• Faculty members are engaged in cutting edge research work and have published more than 30 research papers in peered reviewed journals.

• Faculty members give talks on recent developments in various fields in the affiliated colleges

• Faculty members give trainings to administrative officers, planning officers • Faculty members participate in policy making, preparing training manuals.

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Material Science and Engineering Department of Chemistry and Central Institute of Plastic Engineering and Technology

Evaluative Report of Programme

1. Name of the Department/Programme: M.Sc. Tech. Material Science and Engineering

2. Year of establishment/commencement: 2010

3. Is the Department part of a School/Faculty of the university?

Jointly offered by the Department of Chemistry and Central Institute of Plastic

Engineering and Technology, Bhubaneswar.

4. Names of programmes offered: 5 year integrated programme

5. Examination System: Annual Semester/Trimester/Choice Based Credit System:

Programmes Annual Semester System CBCS M.Sc. Tech Material Science and Technology

- 2010 onwards -

6. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization, experience

and research under guidance:

Name of Faculty Member

Qualification Designation

Area of Specializat

ion

No. of Years of

Experience

(Teaching +

Research)

No. of Ph.D., M.Phil. students

guided for last 5 years

Dr.PSG Krishnan

PhD Professor Polymer Sc

20 4

Dr.Smita Mohanty

PhD Associate Professor

Polymer 12 5

Dr.Snehalata Behura

PhD Associate Professor

Mathematics

20

Mrs.Lakshmi Unnikrishnan

M.Tech Astt.Professor

Polymer Engg

7

Dr.B.P.Panda Astt.Professor

Plastic 7

Mr.Amlan Dasgupta

BE, MBA Astt.Professor

Management

Dr.Manoranjan PhD Astt.Profe Plastic 6

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Biswal ssor

Mrs.D.Seethalaxmi

M.Sc, M.Phil Astt.Professor

Mathematics

3

Ms.Bhagyashree


Plastic 3

Mr.Rohit Singh Bhagel


Plastic 3

Dr.Smita Ota PhD Astt.Professor

Physics 10

Dr.Bairagi Patra PhD Astt.Professor

English 5

Mrs.M.Majumdar

M.Tech Astt. Professor

CSE 3

Dr.Tanmay Rath

PhD Astt.Professor

Chemistry 5

Dr.S.K.Shukla PhD Astt. Professor

Material Sc

5

Mr.Binayak Dihudi

M.Sc, MPhil Astt. Professor

Mathematics

5

Mr.K.K.Rao M.Tech Astt. Professor

Mechanical

3

Dr.Priyanka Pandey

PhD Astt. Professor

Polymer Sc

3

Dr.Akhsay Pillai

PhD Astt. Professor

Polymer Sc.

5

Dr.Shusant Samal

PhD Astt. Professor

Polymer Sc

6

Dr.S.Kurmuvansi

PhD Astt. Professor

Polymer Sc.

3

Dr.Hemjyoti Kalita

PhD Astt. Professor

Polymer Sc.

3

Mr.K.K.Mohapatro

M.Tech Astt. Professor

Mechanical

15

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Mr.B.P.Patro M.Tech Astt. Professor

Mechanical

13

7. Percentage of Classes taken by temporary faculty – 16%

8. Programme wise Student Teacher Ratio: 1:7

9. Number of Academic Support staff (technical ) and Administrative staff: Sanctioned

filled and actual:

Items Sanctioned Filled Actual Academic Support staff

4

Administrative staff 3

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M.Sc.(Computer Science) Department of Computer Science and Applications


1. Name of the Programme : M.Sc.(Computer Sc.), P. G. Department of Computer Science and Applications

2. Year of establishment : 2001 3. Is the Department part of a School/Faculty of the university? Faculty of Science 4. Interdisciplinary programmes and departments involved: Mathematics, Statistics

and Physics 5. Examination System: Annual/Semester/Trimester/Choice Based Credit System:

Semester 6. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty–programme-wise information:

100% 7. Student projects

a. percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-departmental projects : 90%

b. percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities/ industry / institute : 10%

8. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments: As per U.G.C. guidelines 9. Student profile programme-wise: M.Sc.(Computer Sc.)

Name of the Programme(refer to question no. 4)


Selected Pass percentage

Male Female Male Female 2010-11 460 9 21 100% 100% 2011-12 396 12 18 100% 100% 2012-13 278 10 20 100% 100% 2013-14 295 12 18 100% 100% 2014-15 302 6 24 100% 100%

10. Diversity of students: M.Sc.(Computer Sc.)

Name of the (refer to question-4

% of from the Same University

% of Students university within the State

% of Students university outside the State

% of from other countries

2010-11 50% 50% 0% 0% 2011-12 33.3% 67.7% 0% 0%

2012-13 56.7% 43.3% 0% 0% 2013-14 73.3% 26.7% 0% 0% 2014-15 46.6% 50% 0% 0%

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11. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to • Library-1 • Internet facilities for staff and students-yes • Total number of class rooms-2 • Class rooms with ICT facility-1 • Students’ laboratories-1 • Research laboratories-Not applicable

12. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new programme(s)? If so, highlight the methodology. –Yes, to accommodate B.Sc(Hons.) Computer Science Students

13. Does the department obtain feedback from i. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how

does the department utilize the feedback? Yes (i)The key points have been discussed and suggestions have been implemented

(ii)The matter is discussed in the Teachers' Council of the Department and steps are

taken.

ii. Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department utilize the feedback? Yes

Key points are discussed in the Teachers’ Council and suggestions of the students are taken into account

iii. Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department utilize the feedback? Yes Suggestions are discussed in teacher council and steps are taken accordingly

14. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10) • Soumya Ranjan Pradhan - Senior software engineer, Tech Mahindra,

Bhubaneswar • Nandita Das - Senior Software Engineer, Tech Mahindra, Bhubaneswar • Samit Patel - Revenue Inspector, Govt of Odisha • Rinki Panda - Business Analyst at Exxon Mobile Services & Technology • SubratPutel - Software Developer at HCL Noida • Asyasha Priyadarshini Das - Asst. Manager, UCO bank • RojalinsPadhy - Lect in IT atCenturion Uiversity of Technology & Management • SatyajitRana - Businesses Intelligence at Prisoft Technology pvt Ltd. • Sandeep Ku Mishra - Software Developer at TCS • Ashish Ku Patra - I/C Computer Systems & Apps-cum-SAP-ERP Project Co-

ordinator, OSCSC Ltd

15. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar) involving external experts. Yes

• There is Seminar programme in the Dept on Saturdays, where students and faculty members give talks on topics of mutual interest.

• Students actively participate in the Conferences, Seminars and Workshops Organized in the Department (List given below).

• Eminent Scientists are invited to the Department to deliver seminar talks.

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List of Workshops • Univ. Workshop on e-governance, 2012 • Microsoft Global Azure Boot Camp, 2015 • MATLAB workshop, 2013 • NS2 workshop, 2013

16. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes. ICT • Class room teaching with white boards • Multimedia presentation • Demonstration with Laboratory Classes • Project Work

17. How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and learning outcomes are monitored? • Continuous evaluation in the class • Quiz • Mid Semester Examination • Interaction Session in the Laboratories • Seminar Presentation • The learning outcomes are monitored through the placements of the students in

various national institutions, qualifying in different national level examinations such as GATE, NET, BANKING etc

18. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities- • Cultural activities • Cleanliness drive • Participation of students in Cricket match, Badminton • Alumni get-together and popular talks

19. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department- Skill development programmes

• The Department invites experts from software industry like: TCS, BBSR to deliver talks and inspire the students to excel in their life and for better employment

• Faculty and student trainings are conducted in a regular basis like: MATLAB, Cloud Computing etc., for understanding the latest technology

• Certification courses are offered by department on soft skill etc.

Technology Upgradation

Year Computer Lab Internet Office Deptt. 2010-11

Existing 12 1 1 Added 04 Nil Nil Total 16 1 1

2011-12 Existing 16 1 1 Added Nil Nil Nil Total 16 1 1 2012-13 Existing 16 1 1 Added Nil Nil Nil

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Total 16 1 1 2013-14 Existing 04(12 obsolete

computer) 1 1

Added 12 Nil Nil Total 16 1 1 2014-15 Existing 16 1 1 Added Nil Nil Nil Total 16 1 1

Guest Faculty

2010-11 MSC(COMPUTER SCIENCE) ATTENDANCE

Ist Sem 2nd 3 sem rd 4 sem th sem 82.4% 79.4% 78.3% project

2011-12

81.2% 78.5% 73.4% project

2012-13

79.3% 76.4% 74.7% project

2013-14

82.4% 80.2% 78.4% project

2014-15

81.2% 77.4% 74.5% project

M.SC(COMPUTER SC.) PROGRAMME

MEN 2010-11 MEN 2011-12 MEN 2012-13 MEN 2013-14 MEN 2014-15

No % No % No % No % No % 9 12 10 12 8

WOMEN 2010-11

WOMEN 2011-12

WOMEN 2012-13

WOMEN 2013-14

WOMEN 2014-15

No % No % No % No % No % 21 18 20 18 22

Category 2010-11(M+W)

2011-12(M+W)

2012-13(M+W)

2013-14(M+W)

2014-15(M+W)

General 6+20=26 10+18=28 9+18=27 9+14=23 5+19=24

SC 1+0=1 2+0=2 1+2=3 2+4=6 0+2=2 ST 2+1=3 0+0=0 0+0=0 1+0=1 1+3=4 OBC Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Womens’ Quota

Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

Total 30 30 30 30 30

2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 19 15 15 17 14

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2010-11 DROP OUT

2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

2014-15

0 0 0 01 01 Course Programme-wise distribution of Pass Percentage

Title of programme

Total no of students appeared

Division Distns 1% II% III% Pass %

MSc(Comp. Sc.) Exam 2010

30 30


30 30


30 30


29 29


29 29

INFRASTRUCTURE Facilities Existing Newly created Source of Fund Total (Rs.) Class Room – 2nos

Old MCA Building

Lab-1

-do-

Office – 1

-do-

Note: It does not have own building. It is functioning in Old MCA Building. EXISTING COMPUTER, UPS, AC, NETWORK FACILITIES,S/W, FURNITURE

Year Item No. Amount Source of Fund

2010-11 HP Desktop Computer

4 38,845x4=1,55,380 Course fee

2011-12 Nil 2012-13 Nil 2013-14 ACER Desktop

Computer 12 4,75,907 Course fees

2014-15 Nil

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Seminar Books of M.Sc.(Computer Science) Existing books Newly Added

books Total Books

Number Value in Rs.

number Value in Rs.

number Value in Rs.

Text 1696 6,27,192/- Reference Nil 2010-11

Text 66 36,185/- 1762 6,63,377

Reference Nil Nil 2011-12

Text Nil Nil- 1762 6,63,377


text Nil Nil 1762 6,63,377

reference Nil Nil 2013-14

Text 40 19,000/-

1802 6,82,377


text 30 0,375/- 1832 7,02,752

reference Nil Nil Total no. of books = 1832, value=Rs. 7,02,752/-

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M. Tech.(Computer Science) Department of Mathematics


1. Name of the Programme: M. Tech.(Computer Science), P.G.

Department of Mathematics 2. Year of Establishment : 1999 3. Is the Department part of a School/Faculty of the university?

• Yes (School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science 4. Interdisciplinary programmes and departments involved :

• Dept. of Maths., UU. 5. Examination System: Annual/Semester/Trimester/Choice Based Credit System :

• Semester System 6. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff: sanctioned,

filled and actual : No permanent staff. • Course Coordinator- Dr. Namita Das Professor, P.G. Dept. of Maths., Utkal University, Vani Vihar Bhubaneswar • Associate Course Coordinator- Dr. A. Nath Lecturer, P.G. Dept. of Maths., Utkal University, Vani Vihar Bhubaneswar • Administrative Staff- (1) Mr. A.K. Mishra (2) Mr. M. Panigrahi • Lab Assistant - (1)Mr. S. C. Nayak (2) Mr. S.K. Chhualsingh • Library Attendant- (1) Mr. P.K. Jena (2) Miss S. Behera • Peon/ Security Staff/ Sweeper- (1) Bana Bihari Barik (2) J. Sahoo (3) S. Gochhayat (4) P.K. Dash

7. Student projects • percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-

departmental projects : 1% • percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities

industry / institute: 99 % 8. Student profile programme-wise:

Name of the Applications Selected Pass percentage Programme received Entrance

appeared Male Female Male Female

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M. Tech(CS),2010-11 510 413 21 09 84% 95%

M. Tech(CS),2011-12 353 308 20 10 95% 90%

M. Tech(CS),2012-13 289 224 22 08 88% 96%

M. Tech(CS),2013-14 185 164 15 15 90% 90%

M. Tech(CS),2014-15 155 128 12 18 96% 90%

9. Diversity of students Name of the % of % of students % of students % of Programme students from other From students from the universities universities from same within the outside the other university State State countries M. Tech(CS),2010-11 09 18 03 NIL M. Tech(CS),2011-12 07 19 04 NIL M. Tech(CS),2012-13 06 22 02 NIL M. Tech(CS),2013-14 04 25 01 NIL M. Tech(CS),2014-15 03 26 01 NIL

10. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations, NET, SET, GATE and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise.

• Dibas Kumar Hembram, 12 M.Tech, 2012-14 batch (UGC NET) 11. Student progression

Student progression Percentage against enrolled UG to PG

PG to M.Phil./ P.G. to M.Tech. NIL (2015) Average 5% PG to Ph.D./ M.Tech. to Ph.D 3% Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral

Employed • Campus selection

• Other than campus recruitment

Entrepreneurs

12. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to • Library : The dept. is presently running in the P.G. Dept. of Mathematics, Utkal

University. One library room is shared by both Mathematics and M. Tech(Comp. Sc.) departments. The library is computerized.

• Internet facilities for staff and students : The students and staff use the internet facilities provided by the University.

• Total number of class rooms: 04. The M.Tech(Computer Science) course is running in the P.G. Dept. of Maths, Utkal University, Vani Vihar. The dept. shares the class rooms with P. G. Dept. of Maths., Utkal University.

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• Class rooms with ICT facility : 02 • Students’ laboratories:- Yes, the dept. has a Computer Laboratory. • Research laboratories -NIL

13. Does the department obtain feedback from : (a) faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how

does the department utilize the feedback? • Yes, we obtain the feedback from faculties. We take regular

suggestions from the external faculty members about curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation. We further discuss that in BOS and incorporate some of the valuable suggestions. We look at the syllabi of the various national level tests such as UGC NET, GATE and ISI and accommodate that in our syllabi and this helps the students immensely.

(b) students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department utilize the feedback? :

• We take the feedback from students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and try to improve on their suggestions.

(c) alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department utilize the feedback?

• Yes, we take the feedback from alumuni on the programme offered and their suggestions and guidance helps our current students for getting placements in software companies through campus interviews. The placement cell of Utkal University also helps in this regard.

14. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10) • Satyananda Champatiray—Silicon Institute of Technology,

Bhubaneswar • Samaresh Mishra—KIIT, Bhubaneswar • Ajit Das—IIIT, Bhubaneswar • Debabrata Kar-- Silicon Institute of Technology, Bhubaneswar • Rudra Mohan Tripathy-- Silicon Institute of Technology,

Bhubaneswar • Anjali Mishra—IIIT, Bhubaneswar • Pradipta Pattanayak-- Silicon Institute of Technology, Bhubaneswar • Arpan Thakur—Infosys, Bhubaneswar • Chandan Moharana—TCS, Bhubaneswar • Bijaya Bhatta-Software Engineer, Bank of America, New Delhi.

15. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar) involving external experts.

• Each year Prof. Asish Ghosh (ISI, Kolkatta), Prof. Ritabari Roychowdhury(ISI, Kolkatta) and Prof B. S. Panda (IIT, Kharagpur) give special lectures to students on topics relating to their syllabi.

16. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes. • General class

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• Home assignments • Internal assessments • Tests • Quizzes • Special classes to acquaint the students with the UGC NET / GATE

questions and other national level tests like ISI, etc. • Practicals • Projects


Through internal assessments, discussion in class room, viva-voce test, home assignments, presentations and project work. Before 4th

18. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities.

Semester exam is over, 70% of the students get jobs in various Engineering Colleges and software companies.

• The students take part in various software development work of the dept. and in launching websites for various purposes. They also take part in various activities of the universities, i.e. in sports(cricket etc.) and cultural programmes. They also actively participated in the “Swachha Bharat Abhijan” programme.

19. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department. The external faculty members discuss with the students about the job opportunities in software companies, industries and in banking sectors, etc.

20. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge,

basic or applied. • In the last 10 years many engineering colleges were opened throughout

Odisha. Our students were prominent faculty members in these Engineering colleges and are actively engaged in research work and development of softwares.

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Centre for IT Education M.TECH. (IT) Department of Statistics


1. Name of the Programme : Centre for IT Education M.TECH. (IT) 2. Year of establishment: 2010 3. Is the Department part of a School/Faculty of the university?

Faculty of Statistics 4. Names of programmes offered: Master of Technology in Information Technology 5. Examination System: Semester 6. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization, experience and research under guidance

7. Name of Faculty

Qualification Designation Specialization No. of Years of

Experience P.P.MISHRA M.Sc., Ph.D.

Asso. Prof.

Differential and difference equations 12

P.K.MALLICK

M.TECH, Ph.D. Asst. Prof. DS/ADBMS

08

A.K.PANDA M.TECH, Ph.D(Contd.) Asst. Prof. ADBMS 09

G.SAHU

M.TECH. Ph.D(Contd.) Asst. Prof. ACN/CNS/IT 09

P.K.TRIPATHY

M.TECH., Ph. D. Asst. Prof-II ACA/AOS 09

B.S.P.MISHRA

M.TECH., Ph. D. Asso. Prof. ACA/DMBI 10

S.K.NAIK M.TECH. Lab-DM

DAA/TOC/ DMBI 25

L.N.SAHOO

M.Sc., Ph.D. Prof.

Stochastic Modeling/ Pattern Recognition 35

B.SAHOO M.TECH. , Ph.D Prof. AOS 18

B.P.CHOUDHURY

M.TECH, Ph.D(Contd.) Asst. Prof. AOS 08

R.K.MOHANTY

M.TECH, Ph.D(Contd.) Asst. Prof.

Soft. Engg. / E-Comm. 20

S.K.SWAIN M.TECH. , Ph.D Prof. Compiler/DAA 20

O.P.JENA M.TECH. , NET Lect. Compiler 05

P.K.PATTNAIK

M.TECH. , Ph.D Prof. Mobile/Cloud Computing 15

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R.C.BALBANTRAY

M.TECH. , Ph.D Prof. Neural Network 14

R.K.PANDA Ph.D Asso. Prof. Management 12

8. Programme-wise Student Teacher Ratio: Programme Student Teacher Ratio

M.TECH.(IT) 12:1

9. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff: sanctioned, filled and actual : On temporary basis (Sanctioned-NIL,Filled-NIL)

Category No. of staff(Actual)

Academic support staff(tech.) 01

Administrative Staff 01

Administrative support staff 02

10. Inter-institutional collaborative projects and associated grants received National/International Grants in Rs.

Health Management System Utkal University is going on Self supported

11. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industry or corporate bodies: Prof. Sadhu Charan Das Memorial Computer Laboratory developed by Dept. of Statistics & maintained by Centre for IT Education.

12. Student projects • Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-

departmental projects: All students are doing Thesis work in 4th

• Percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities/ Semester.

industry / institute 13. Seminars / Conferences/Workshops organized and the source of funding (national

/international) with details of outstanding participants, if any. Date Seminar Details

& Experts National /

State Level Outstanding Participants

30.11.2011 RICH INTERNET TECHNOLOGY

National ER.S.ALLI,INFOSYS,HYD

09.02.2012 ANDROID OPERATING

SYSTEM

State ER.P.K.DIXIT,ISS,BBSR

27.02.2012 FORCASTING OF FINANCIAL TIME SERIES

USING HYBRID NETWORK

State DR.S.CHAKRAVORTY,OEC,BBSR

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17.03.2012 RECENT TRENDS OF OPERATING

SYSTEM

National PROF.R.MALL,IIT,KHARAGPUR

28.03.2012 RECENT TRNDS OF SOFT

COMPUTING

National PROF.S.MISRA,IIT DELHI.

08.08.2012 ROBUST TEXT INDIPENDENT

SPEAKER IDENTIFICATIO

N SYSTEM

State S.PATRA,IIIT,BBSR

10.11.2012 WIRELES ADHOC & SENSOR

NETWORK

National PROF.S.MISRA,IIT,KHARAGPUR

09.02.2013 SOCIAL NETWORKING

National PROF.H.K.MOHANTY,HCU,HYDERABAD

09.02.2013 ENERGY EFFICIENT

PROTOCOL IN WSN

State DR.M.R.KABAT,VSSUT,BURLA

01.03.2013 LOAD BALANCING IN

CLOUD COMPUTING

State DR.S.SETHI,IGIT,SARANG

30.09.2013 OVERVIEW OF EMBEDDED

SYSTEM

National PROF.RAJIB MALL,IIT,KHARAGPUR

25.10.2013 ENERGY EFFICIENT RFID

DATA FILTERING

WITH DYNAMIC CLUSTERS IN

HETEROGENIOUS WSN

State DR.N.K.KAMILA,CVRCE,BBSR

18.02.2014 ANALYSING FRACTALS

THROUGH IT’S DIMENSION

State DR.J.MISHRA,CET,BBSR

26.02.2014 COGNITIVE MODELLING & APPLICATION

State DR.S.PATNAIK,SOA UNIVERSITY

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07.03.2014 RECENT RESEARCH TRENDS IN COMPUTER

GRAPHICS & IMAGE

PROCESSING

State PROF.R.SIDDAVATAM,KIIT UNIVERSITY

15.03.2014 EVALUATION OF 3RD

State PARTY

SOFTWARE

PROF.M.R.SATPATHY,IIT,BBSR

05.09.2014 RECENT TRENDS OF

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

National PROF.H.K.MOHANTY,HCU,HYDERABAD

26.09.2014 SYNTHESIZING OPTIMAL SECURITY

CONFIGURATION FOR

ENTERPRISE NETWORK-A

FORMAL APPROACH

State MR.S.MAJHI,IIT,BBSR(Ph.D-SCHOLAR)

01.11.2014 ISSUES & CHALLENGES

OF WSN

State DR.N.RAY,SILICON

04.11.2014 NP COMPLETENESS

State DR.M.R.KABAT,VSSUT,BURLA

12.11.2014 FUNDAMENTALS OF MOBILE

ROBOTICS

State DR.H.K.TRIPATHY,KIIT UNIVERSITY

Date Workshop Outstanding Participants

16.03.2013

NATIONAL WORKSHOP ON CLOUD COMPUTING

PROF.C.R.HOTA,BIITS,HYDERABAD

PROF.M.R.PATRA,BU..

DR.M.R.KABAT,VSSUT,BURLA

DR.P.K.PATTNAIK,KIIT

ER.B.DEKA,INFOSYS,BBSR

ER.P.K.SHANTI,TCS,BBSR

SJ.S.K.JENA,NIT,BBSR

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06.12.2014 NATIONAL WORK SHOP ON SENSOR NETWORK

PROF.S.MISRA,IIT,KGP

PROF.A.K.TURUK,NIT,RKL

DR.M.R.KABAT,VSSUT,BURLA

DR.P.K.PATTNAIK,KIIT

DR.B.D.SAHU,SOA UNIVERSITY

MR.S.K.BISOI,CVRCE,BBSR

21.03.2015 NATIONAL WORKSHOP ON ADVANCES OF SOFTWARE

ENGINEERING

PROF.R.MALL,IIT,KGP

PROF.M.R.SATPATHY,IIT,BBSR

DR.S.MISHRA,KIIT

DR.S.SWAIN,KIIT

ER.H.S.DASH,INFOSYS,BBSR

ER.B.DASH,TCS,BBSR

ER.S.PATNAIK,ESSPL,BBSR

14. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments: Dept. is providing CSI journals & Magazines to the students including other journals for better research works & Plagiarism test is being given importance for it.


Name of the Programme Applications Selected Pass percentage

(refer to question no. 4) -Batch wise received Male Female Male Female

2010-12 73 22 11 95.45 100

2011-13 116 20 10 100 100

2012-14 144 19 19 84.12 89.47

2014-16 75 18 12 ------ -------

2015-17 95 13 11 ------ ------- 16. Diversity of students

Name of The Programme

(refer question no.4)

% of student from same university

% of student from other universities

within the State

% of student from universities outside the State

% of student from other Countries

M.TECH.(IT) 15 76 9 0

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17. Student progression - Student progression Percentage against enrolled

UG to PG ------------ PG to M.Phil. ------------ M.TECH. to Ph.D. 02 Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral ------------ Employed Campus selection

03 39

Other than campus recruitment

Entrepreneurs 10 18. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to

Library 815 Internet facilities for staff and students Internet with Wi-FI Total number of class rooms 6 Class rooms with ICT facility 3 Students’ laboratories 1 Research laboratories NIL

19. Does the department obtain feedback from

• Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the department utilize the feedback?

• Their valuable suggestions are taken into consideration for improving the Class room Teaching.

20. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10) – BANAJ KU. DAS DEBENDRA CH. PRADHAN S. N. PADHY STUTI BISWAL JAYASMITA JENA BIJAYALAXMI NAYAK S. SINGH J. K. NANDA

21. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lecturers / workshops / seminar) involving external experts- DATE SPECIAL

LECTURES/WORKSHOPS/SEMINARS

OUTSTANDING PARTICIPANTS

29.07.2012 PROBABILISTIC ROUTING USING QUEING THEORY FOR MANET

DR.C.R.HOTA,BIITS,HYD.

12.10.2012 THEORY & PRACTICES OF ‘C’ DR.A.K.JAGDEV, SOA UNIVERSITY

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12.02.2013 ADVANCED COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE & EMBEDDED

SYSTEM

PROF.A.K.RATH,DRIEMS

19.03.2013 CONCEPTUAL MODELLING USING ER DIAGRAM

DR.S.MISHRA,KIIT UNIVERSITY

26.10.2013 APPLICATION OF GRAPH THEORY IN COMPUTER SCIENCE

PROF.B.S.PANDA,IIT, DELHI

18.02.2014 THEORY OF NP COMPLETENESS DR.R.M.TRIPATHY,SILICON,BBSR

05.03.2014 OOAD IN SOFTWARE ENGINEERING DR.S.SETHI,IGIT,SARANG 08.03.2014 OPTIMIZE PROCESSING THROUGH

EFFICIENT CACHE MEMORY DR.D.SWAIN,CENTURION

UNIVERSITY,BBSR 17.09.2014 BINARY SEARCH TREE & IT’S

OPERATION DR.A.K.JAGDEV,SOA

UNIVERSITY 04.03.2015 MYHILL NERODE THEOREM & IT’S

APPLICATIONS PROF.B.S.PANDA,IIT,

DELHI 14.03.2015 CODE OPTIMIZATION IN COMPILER

TECHNOLOGY PROF.S.K.SWAIN,KIIT

UNIVERSITY 22. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes:

• Use of ICT. • Interactive Method of Teaching. • Continuous evaluation system. • Remedial classes & proctorial classes.

23. How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and learning outcomes are monitored? By getting feedback from the stake holders, Board of studies, Academic council, Teacher’s council meeting, Internal assessment through assignment, quiz & etc.

24. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities. STUDY –cum- EXPOSURE TOUR PROGRAMMES

25. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department. Cultural activities, Quiz /Debate competitions, Students Seminars are conducted in the Dept. Students also contribute to the wall magazine & publication.

26. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge, basic or applied: We are guiding student s to meet All India competitive examination like NET, GATE etc.

27. Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of the department.

Strengths Experienced & qualified faculties.

:

Laboratory with 24 hour net & Wi-Fi facilities. Regular seminars & workshops by in & outside experts.

Weaknesses Lack of separate Lab.

:

Lack of more Campus selection. Lack of Outside exposure.

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Opportunities Interdisciplinary research.

:

Placement in corporate sectors. Overall job prospects. Self employment. Software development.

Challenges Heavy workload

:

Getting students from out of state Popularization of the subject in & out of the state Provision of campus selection.

28. Future plans of the Department: • Separate Laboratory. • Digital Library. • Smart Class Rooms. • Developing & Maintaining Utkal University Health Management System. • Teaching & hands on Practice of basic computer application for the University

staffs. • National Workshop/Seminar on Data & Data Mining in collaboration with Dept. of

Statistics.

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M. Tech (Computer Science and Engineering) Department of Computer Science and Applications

Evaluative Report of the Programme 1. Name of the Programme : M.Tech.(Computer Science and Engineering) 2. Year of establishment : 2006 3. Is the Department part of a School/Faculty of the university? Faculty of Science 4. Interdisciplinary programmes and departments involved: Mathematics, Statistics and

Physics 5. Examination System: Annual/Semester/Trimester/Choice Based Credit System:

Semester 6. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – Programme-wise information:

100% 7. Student projects

• percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-departmental projects : 90%

• percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities industry / institute : 10%

8. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments: As per U.G.C. guidelines 9. Student profile programme-wise: M.Tech. (CSE)


(refer to question no. 4)

Applications

received


2010-11 85 4 11 100% 100% 2011-12 49 8 7 100% 100% 2012-13 65 16 12 100% 100%

2013-14 34 13 6 100% 100%

2014-15 28 8 5 Results Awaited

10. Diversity of students: M.Tech.(CSE)

Name of the % of % of students % of students % of Programme students from other from students

(refer to question

from the universities universities from

no. 4) same within the outside the other university State State countries 2010-11 50% 50% 0% 0% 2011-12 33.3% 67.7% 0% 0% 2012-13 56.7% 43.3% 0% 0% 2013-14 73.3% 26.7% 0% 0% 2014-15 46.6% 50% 3.4% 0%

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11. Student Progression Student progression Percentage against enrolled

UG to PG PG to M.Phil. PG to Ph.D. 10% Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral Employed Campus selection 20%

Other than campus recruitment 80%

Entrepreneurs 12. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to

a) Library -1 b) Internet facilities for staff and students : Available for 24 hours c) Total number of class rooms : 2 d) Class rooms with ICT facility: 2 e) Students’ laboratories : 1 f) Research laboratories : Nil

13. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new

programme(s)? If so, highlight the methodology. Yes To meet the demands for faculty requirement in different engineering colleges and universities of the state.

14. Does the department obtain feedback from a. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how

does the department utilize the feedback? Yes • The key points have been discussed and suggestions have been implemented • The matter is discussed in the Teachers' Council of the Department and steps are taken.

b. Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department utilize the feedback? Yes

Key points are discussed in the Teachers’ Council and suggestions of the students are taken into account

c. Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department utilize the feedback? Yes

Suggestions are discussed in teacher council and steps are taken accordingly.

15. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10) • Hari Shankar Chaini, software consultant, Mind Tree, Bangalore • Basant Swain, Lecturer, BPUT • Ashok Kumar Patel, project leader, CGT, Bangalore • Sitanath Biswas, Asst.Prof in Comp.Sc, BPUT • Sweta Acharya, Asst.Prof in Comp.Sc, BPUT • Soumya Mishra, Asst. Prof in Computer Science, BPUT • Sohag Sundar Nanda, Asst.Prof in Comp.Sc, BPUT • Sipra Sahoo, Asst.Prof in Comp.Sc, ITER, Bhubaneswar • Saroj Kumar Sahoo, Asst.Prof in Comp.Sc, GITA, Bhubaneswar • Rasmi Ranjan Das, Asst.Prof in Comp.Sc, GITA, Bhubaneswar

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16. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar) involving external experts. • There is Seminar programme in the Dept on Saturdays, where students and faculty members give talks on topics of mutual interest. • Students actively participate in the Conferences, Seminars and Workshops Organized in the Department (List given below). • Eminent Scientists are invited to the Department to deliver seminar talks. List of Workshops • Univ. Workshop on e-governance, 2012 • Microsoft Global Azure Boot Camp, 2015 • MATLAB workshop, 2013 • NS2 workshop, 2013

17. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes. (a) Class room teaching with white boards

(b) Multimedia presentation (c) Demonstration with Laboratory Classes (d) Project work 18. How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and

learning outcomes are monitored? • Continuous evaluation in the class. • Quiz • Mid Semester Examination • Interaction Session in the Laboratories. • Seminar Presentation • The learning outcomes are monitored through the placements of the students

in various national institutions, qualifying in different national level examinations such as GATE, NET, BANKING etc

19. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities. • Cultural activities • Cleanliness drive • Participation of students in Cricket match, Badminton • Alumni get-together and popular talks

20. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department. • The Department invites experts from software industry like: TCS, BBSR to

deliver talks and inspire the students to excel in their life and for better employment

• Faculty and student trainings are conducted in a regular basis like: MATLAB, Cloud Computing etc., for understanding the latest technology

• Certification courses are offered by department on soft skill etc.

Year

Technology Upgradation: M. Tech. (CSE) used its practical class in existing MCA Laboratory

Computer Lab Internet Office Deptt. 2010-11

Existing 22 1 1 1 1 Added Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Total 22 1 1 1 1

2011-12 Existing 22 1 1 1 1 Added 11 Nil Nil Nil Nil

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Total 33 1 1 1 1 2012-13 Existing 33 1 1 1 1 Added Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Total 33 1 1 1 1 2013-14 Existing 33 1 1 1 1 Added Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Total 33 1 1 1 1 2014-15 Existing 33 1 1 1 1 Added Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Total 33 1 1 1 1

Guest Faculty 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

15 15 15 15 15 M.Tech. (CSE) ATTENDANCE

2010-11

Ist Sem 2nd 3 sem rd 4 sem th sem 81.2% 79.4% 78.3% project

2011-12 82.2% 78.5% 73.4% project 2012-13 76.3% 74.4% 74.7% project 2013-14 81.4% 80.2% 78.4% project 2014-15 82.2% 77.4% 74.5% project

MTech(CSE) PROGRAMME MEN 2010-11

MEN 2011-12 MEN 2012-13 MEN 2013-14 MEN 2014-15

No % No % No % No % No % 4 8 16 9 8

WOMEN 2010-11

WOMEN 2011-12

WOMEN 2012-13

WOMEN 2013-14

WOMEN 2014-15

No % No % No % No % No % 11 7 12 3 5

Category 2010-

11(M+W) 2011-12(M+W)

2012-13(M+W)

2013-14(M+W)

2014-15(M+W)

General 2+10=12 7+7=14 14+11=25 8+3=11 8+5=13 SC 1+1=2 1+0=1 2+1=3 1+0=1 0+0=0 ST 1+0=1 0+0=0 0+0=0 0+0=0 0+0=0 OBC Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Womens’ Quota

Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

Total 15 15 28 12 13

DROP OUT 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 4 4 0 0 6

Course Programmewise distribution of Pass Percentage Title of programme

Total no of students appeared

Division Distns 1% II% III% Pass %

MECSE(KE) 13 9

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Exam 2010 MECSE(KE) Exam 2011

12 8

ME (CSE) Exam 2012

12 12

M.Tech(CSE) Exam 2013

13 13

M.Tech(CSE) Exam. 2014

28 22

NFRASTRUCTURE Facilities Existing Newly created Source of Fund Total (Rs.) Class Room – 2nos

New MCA Building

Lab-1 -do- Office – 1 -do-

Note: It does not have own building. It is functioning in New MCA Building. EXISTING COMPUTER, UPS, AC, NETWORK FACILITIES, S/W, FURNITURE

Year Item No. Amount Source of Fund 2010-11 Nil 2011-12 ACER Desktop Computer

IBM SERVER 5 KVA UPS Interactive Epson Projector

10 1 1 1

4,91,400 2,39,200 1,26,000 1,40,740

Course fee

2012-13 Nil 2013-14 Nil 2014-15 Nil

Seminar Books of M. Tech. (CSE) Existing books Newly Added

books Total Books

Number Value in Rs.

number

Value in Rs.

number

Value in Rs.

Text 268 1,89,150/- Reference 51 1,05,618/- 2010-11 Text 26 1,00,125/- 294 2,89,275 Reference 64 2,10,500/- 115 3,16,118 2011-12 Text 226 1,29,250/ 520 4,18,525 Reference Nil Nil 3,16,118 2012-13 text 43 23,200/ 563 4,41,725 reference Nil Nil 3,16,118 2013-14 Text Nil Nil 4,41,725 Reference Nil Nil 3,16,118 2014-15 text Nil Nil 4,41,725 reference Nil Nil 3,16,118

Total no. of books = 678, value=Rs. 7,57,843/-

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Diploma in Remote Sensing & Geographical Information System Department of Geography


1. Name of the Programme: P. G. Diploma in Remote Sensing & Geographical Information System,

2. Year of establishment: 2000 3. Interdisciplinary programmes and departments involved: Interdisciplinary Intake 4. Examination system: Annual Examination System 5. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty/ Visiting Professors – programme-wise information :30% classes by Visiting Professor 6. Student projects

• 50% of students have done in the department. • 50% of students have done in collaboration with other organizations from

government and corporate sectors like ORSAC, OSDMA, NIC, RWSS, Chilika Development Authority, etc.

7. Student profile programme-wise: Name of the Programme (refer to question No.4)


Selected

Pass percentage

Male Female Male Female

P.G.D RS & GIS 2010-11 29 08 07 100 100 P.G.D RS & GIS. 2011-12 36 06 07 100 100 P.G.D RS & GIS 2012-13 21 03 07 100 100 P.G.D RS & GIS 2013-14 23 04 08 100 100 P.G.D RS & GIS 2014-15 29 09 00 100 100 8. Diversity of students: Nil Name of the Programme (refer to question No.4)





P.G.D RS & GIS 2010-11

53 37 10 00

P.G.D RS & GIS. 2011-12

53 40 7 00

P.G.D RS & GIS 2012-13

60 30 10 00

P.G.D RS & GIS 2013-14

57 38 5 00

P.G.D RS & GIS 2014-15

60 40 00 00

9. Student progression 10. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to

• Library with 210 books. • Internet facilities for all staffs and students : • Total number of class rooms: 04 Numbers

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• Class rooms with ICT facility: No • Students’ laboratories: 02 • Research laboratories: No

11. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10) • Dr. Nihar Ranjan Das, MD, Geoenvitech Research & Consultancy Services

Pvt. Ltd. • Ajit Kumar Samal, Hydrogeologist, RWSS, Govt. of Odisha • Dr. (Mrs.) Mithun Karmakar, Sr. Consultant (M&E), National Health Mission,

Odisha • Dr. Subash Ch. Mahala, Geologist, RWSS, Govt. of Odisha • Dr. (Mrs.) J. Kar, Faculty, B.J.B. Autonomous College, Govt. of Odisha • Pravat Mohan Dash, Program Officer, CES, Govt. of Odisha

12. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes. • Field Survey by GPS • Audio Visual Aids • Group Discussion • Quiz • Assignments

13. How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and learning outcomes are monitored? By Continuous Evaluation, and Syllabus Modification.

14. Give details “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department Celebration of GIS Day 15. Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of the department Strengths:

• High market demand as this is a Job Oriented Professional Program • Well placed alumni • Existing faculties with relevant specialisation and high professional repute • Seminar Library

Weakness: • Lack of sufficient regular faculties and other staff • Lack of infrastructure (software, maintenance of computers, survey equipments)

Opportunities: • Collaboration with other departments, nearby institutions and laboratories. • Interdisciplinary research work

Challenges: • To become a Centre of Excellence in both Research and Teaching. • To educate the students to become excellent professionals

16. Future plans of the department. To open the M.Sc. and M.Tech. in Remote Sensing & GIS

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University Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences Evaluative Report of the Programme

1. Name of the Programme: University Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences

(UDPS) 2. Year of establishment : 2000 3. Is the Department part of a School/Faculty of the university?

Faculty of Science and Technology 4. Names of programmes offered (UG, PG, M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters;

Integrated Ph.D., D.Sc., D.Litt., etc.) : a. PG - M. Pharm. in six different specializations viz.,

• Pharmaceutics, • Pharmaceutical Chemistry • Pharmacology • Pharmacognosy (Herbal Drug Technology) • Pharmacy Practice (Hospital & Clinical Pharmacy) • Pharmaceutical Biotechnology

b. Ph.D. in Pharmacy 5. Interdisciplinary programmes and departments involved:

• Involvement of PG Departments of Botany, Chemistry, Statistics, Biotechnology, Zoology, Physics of Utkal Univ. and Pharmacology Department of SCB medical college after implementation of CBCS in M. Pharm. and also in Ph.D programme in Pharmacy.

6. Examination System: Annual/Semester/Trimester/Choice Based Credit System : • M. Pharm course: CBCS is implemented • Semester system (Four semesters ) • 3rd

• Ph.D. Programme: Pre Ph.D. course work (One semester) and Final semesters consist of project work

7. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments: • Participation of the department in the courses offered by PG Departments

of Botany, Chemistry, Statistics, Biotechnology, Zoology, Physics after implementation of CBCS in Utkal University

8. Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and actual (Professors/Associate Professors/Asst. Professors/others)

Sanctioned Filled Actual (including CAS & MPS) Professor 2 2 2 Associate Professor/Reader 1 1 1 Asst. Professor/Lecturer 6 6 6 Others DST-INSPIRE Faculty -- -- --

List of Senior Visiting Fellows, Adjunct Faculty, Visiting and Emeritus Professor

Sl. Name Qualification Institution 1 Prof. B. Mukherjee Ph. D. Jadavpur Univ., Kolkata 2 Prof. K. P. R. Choudhury Ph. D. Andhra Univ, AP 3 Prof. S.Satyanarayan Ph. D. Andhra Univ, AP 4 Prof. T.K.Maity Ph. D. Jadavpur Univ., Kolkata 5 Prof. P.K.Mukherjee Ph. D. Jadavpur Univ., Kolkata

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Name Qualification Designation

Specialization

No. of years of Experience in teaching and research

No. of Ph.D. students guided for the last four years

Dr Prasana Ku Panda

Ph. D., D.Sc.

Professor

Pharmacology 29 04

Dr Susanta Ku Sahu

Ph. D., D.Sc. Reader

Pharma chemistry 21 05

Dr Sagar Ku Mishra Ph. D. Lecturer

Pharmacognosy 17 05

Dr Debasish Pradhan Ph. D. Lecturer

Pharmacology 13 07

Dr Ranjit Mohapatra Ph. D. Lecturer

Pharma chemistry 12 01

Dr Sunit Ku Sahoo Ph. D. Lecturer

Pharmaceutics 12 03

Dr Sradhanjali Patra Ph. D. Lecturer

Pharmaceutics 14 --

Dr Sabuj Sahoo Ph. D. Lecturer

Biotechnology 15 02

10. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – programme-wise information : 5% (5 years average)

11. Programme-wise Student Teacher Ratio : M.Pharm-12:1 Ph.D. course work-1:1

12. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff: sanctioned, filled and actual:

6 Prof. S.C. Mandal Ph. D. Jadavpur Univ., Kolkata 7 Prof. S.N.Pandeya Ph. D. Banaras Hindu Univ. UP 8 Prof. A. Mukherjee Ph. D. Calcutta Univ. Kolkata 9 Prof. R.N. Gupta Ph. D. BIT-Mesra, Ranchi 10 Prof. A. C. Dash Ph. D. Utkal Univ. and NISER, BBSR 11 Prof. U. N. Dash Ph. D. Utkal Univ. 12 Prof. P. Mohanty Ph. D. Utkal Univ. 13 Prof. D. Bhatta Ph. D. Utkal Univ. 14 Prof. C. S. Panda Ph. D. Berhampur Univ. and NISER, BBSR 15 Prof .G. B. N. Chainy Ph. D. Utkal Univ. 16 Dr. K. B. Satapathy Ph. D. Utkal Univ. 17 Dr. A. Dixit Ph. D. Institute of Life Science, BBSR 18 Dr. S. K. Sahoo Ph. D. Institute of life Science, BBSR 19 Dr. N. K. Dhal Ph. D. CSIR-IMMT, BBSR 20 Dr. P. Swain Ph. D. ICAR-CIFA, BBSR

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DETAILS OF THE NON-TEACHING STAFF OF UDPS Sl. No. Name Designation and Nature of Job

1. Mr. K. K. Das Junior Assistant (Regular) 2. Mr. M. R. Sahoo Technical Assistant (Contractual) 3. Mrs. R. L. Satapathy Daily wage basis 4. Mrs. Sucheta Das Daily wage basis 5. Mr. S.K. Swain Daily wage basis 6. Miss. Anita Swain Daily wage basis 7. Mr. A. K. Das Daily wage basis 8. Mr. N. C. Katual Daily wage basis 9 Mr. S. K. Das Daily wage basis 10 Mr. T. Padhy Daily wage basis 11 Mr. Prasanta Ku. Sahoo Daily wage basis 12 Mr. Pramod Ku. Sahoo Daily wage basis 13 Mr. S. K. Behera Daily wage basis 14 Mr. Samendra Baliarsingh Daily wage basis 15 Mr. G. Dalai Daily wage basis

13. Research thrust areas as recognized by major funding agencies :

Thrust Area Funding Agency

Diabetes: • Ethno-medicinal and floristic survey of tribal rich

pockets of Odisha for search of indigenous plants used against diabetes.

• Pharmacognostical and phytochemical studies selected plant species

• Anti-diabetic and anti-oxidant screening of plant extracts

• Chemical and chromatographic profiling of plant materials

UGC

Cancer: • Search of natural estrogen from the ethno-medicinal

plants of Odisha. • Screening of plant extracts against breast cancer in

various models • Process development for isolation of microbial l-

asparginase from the samples collected from hot springs of Odisha

• Evaluation of in-vitro anticancer activity of isolated and purified enzymes

( RPS)-AICTE, UGC

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Tuberculosis : • Discovery of novel inhibitors of bacterial cell division

targeting gtp-binding protein FtsZ through Computer aided drug design

DST

14. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) national b) international funding agencies and c) Total grants received. Give the names of the funding agencies, project title and grants received project-wise

SL. No

Funding Agency

Title of the Project Investigators Amount Sanctioned in Rs.

1. UGC- MRP

Identification and Evaluation of Some Promising Anti-Diabetic Plants from Tribal-Rich Pockets of Orissa

PI- Dr. S. K. Mishra, Co-P.I– Dr. Sabuj Sahoo & Dr. K. B. Satapathy

11,00,800

2 UGC- MRP

Search of some natural estrogen from the ethnomedicinal plants of Odisha and their use against breast cancer in various models” sanctioned in the year 2013

P I – Dr. R. Mohapatra, Co-PI– Dr. D. Pradhan

13,70,800

3 MRP ( RPS)-AICTE

Bioprocess development of microbial l-asparginase from hot springs of odisha. and its in-vitro anticancer activity evaluation

Principal Investigator – Dr. Sabuj Sahoo, Co-Principal Investigator – Dr. S. K. Mishra

11,10,000

4 UGC(Minor Research Project

Pharmacological investigation of some selected potential herbal drugs acting as cytotoxic agents against breast cancer

Principal Investigator – Dr. D. Pradhan

1,00.000

5 DST (Women scientist scheme )

Discovery of novel inhibitors of bacterial cell division targeting gtp-binding protein FtsZ

Mentor – Dr. Susanta K. Sahu, PI-Mrs S. Tripathy

17,10,000.

• Total amount granted: Rs. 53, 19,600 15. Inter-institutional collaborative projects and associated grants received:

a) National collaboration b) International collaboration • Inter-Departmental collaboration between Pharmaceutical Sciences and Botany

Department of UU. • UGC Major Research Project entitled “Identification and Evaluation of Some

Promising Anti-Diabetic Plants from Tribal-Rich Pockets of Orissa” sanctioned in the year 2012.Sanctioned amount – Rs. 11,00,800/-, Principal Investigator – Dr. S. K. Mishra, UDPS, Co-Principal Investigators – Dr. Sabuj Sahoo, UDPS & Dr. K. B. Satapathy, P.G. Department of Botany.

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• Collaboration with ational Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources, Base center, Cuttack.

• Collaboration with Regional Plant Resource Center, Bhubaneswar. • Collaboration with Department of Chemistry, Trident Academy of Technology,

BBSR. 16. Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST; UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR,

AICTE, etc.; SL. No.

Funding Agency

Title of the Project Investigators Amount Sanctioned in Rs.

1. UGC- MRP

Identification and Evaluation of Some Promising Anti-Diabetic Plants from Tribal-Rich Pockets of Orissa

PI- Dr. S. K. Mishra, Co-P.I– Dr. Sabuj Sahoo & Dr. K. B. Satapathy

11,00,800

2 UGC- MRP

Search of some natural estrogen from the ethnomedicinal plants of Odisha and their use against breast cancer in various models” sanctioned in the year 2013

P I – Dr. R. Mohapatra, Co-PI– Dr. D. Pradhan

13,70,800

3 MRP ( RPS)-AICTE

Bioprocess development of microbial l-asparginase from hot springs of odisha. and its in-vitro anticancer activity evaluation

Principal Investigator – Dr. Sabuj Sahoo, Co-Principal Investigator – Dr. S. K. Mishra

11,10,000

4 UGC(Minor Research Project

Pharmacological investigation of some selected potential herbal drugs acting as cytotoxic agents against breast cancer

Principal Investigator – Dr. D. Pradhan

1,00.000

5 DST (Women scientist scheme )

Discovery of novel inhibitors of bacterial cell division targeting gtp-binding protein FtsZ

Mentor – Dr. Susanta k. Sahu, PI-Mrs S. Tripathy

17,10,000.

• Total amount granted: Rs. 53, 19,600

17. Research facility / centre with State recognition √

• Utilization of the infrastructural facilities of the department by National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources, Base center, Cuttack in collaborative research mode.

• Utilization of the infrastructural facilities of the department by P.G. Departments of Botany, Chemistry, UU in collaborative research mode.

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• Various Educational / Research Institutions of the state in the fields of Pharmacy, Ayurveda, Botany, Chemistry are availing the infrastructure facilities of the department.

• national recognition • international recognition

18. Publications: (Annexure-I) • Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international)

• Journal Publications: 204 • Conference Proceedings: 02 • Average Impact factor: 1- 2

• Chapters in Books: 02 • “Ancient History of Medicine: An Overview” by Dr. Sagar Ku. Mishra

& Dr. Sabuj Sahoo in an Edited Book “Indian Culture, Science and Technology Through the Ages (With Special Emphasis on Odisha)”, ISBN: 81-89726-57-7

• Publisher: Director, National Seminar, 2011, P.G. Department of History, Utkal University, Vani Vihar, in association with Gyanajuga Publication, Nayapalli, Bhubaneswar, Odisha.

• “Microbial Enzymes: Prospects and Challenges” by Dr. Sabuj Sahoo in an Edited Book “Microbiology Applications”, ISBN: 978-81-905771-3-7

• Publisher: M/S Har Krishan Bhalla & Sons. • Books: 04

• Targeted delivery of combination therapy for anti GERD activity, Lambert academic publishers, Germany, February -2014, ISBN No. 9783639704501 – Prof. P.K. Panda.

• Fundamental and Principles of Pharmacology, A & V Publisher, Ranchi, ISBN-978-81-921373-7-7 - Dr. Debasish Pradhan.

• Experimental Pharmaceutical Engineering, Unicorn Publication PVT ltd; ISBN: 9789351563662 - Dr. Sunit Ku. Sahoo.

• A text book on simplified Pharmacokinetics, Unicorn Publication PVT ltd; ISBN: 9789351563679 - Dr. Sunit Ku. Sahoo.

19. Areas of consultancy and income generated : • Dr. Susanta K Sahu is the consultant for academic matters of Heritage

Educational Trust, BBSR. 20. Faculty selected nationally / internationally to visit other laboratories / institutions

industries in India and abroad : • Prof. P.K. Panda was nominated as the Subject Expert of CAS for

University teachers (Pharmacy) of Andhra University. • Dr Susanta K Sahu, Reader worked as Asst. Professor for one year at

Garyonis University, Libya, North Africa for PG & UG Pharmacy students. • Dr. S.K. Mishra Chaired a Scientific Session each in the 12th International

Congress of Ethnopharmacology on the topic “Traditional Medicine and Globalization – The Future of Ancient Systems of Medicine” held at Science City, Kolkata and in the National Conference on the topic “Emerging Trends in Natural Product Research” held at School of Natural Product Studies, Jadavpur University, Kolkata, Conducted a Ph.D. Viva-

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Voce Examination as External Examiner at Suresh Gyan Vihar University, Jaipur, Rajasthan and Delivered a talk as Resource Person in the National Seminar organized by Shambhunath Institute of Pharmacy, Allahabad, UP.

• Prof P.K. Panda, Dr S.K. Sahu, Dr S.K. Mishra and Dr D. Pradhan are visiting various Pharmacy Institutions in different states as the Inspectors of Pharmacy Council of India, New Delhi.

• Dr.D.Pradhan presented paper in the 12th

• Dr.R.Mohapatra presented paper in the Pharmanext on the topic “Recent Advances in Pharmaceutical Science: Transferring Knowledge from Education to Practice” at Kathmandu University, Kathmandu,Nepal.

International Congress of Ethnopharmacology held at Kolkata, in the Pharmanext on the topic “Recent Advances in Pharmaceutical Science: Transferring Knowledge from Education to Practice” at Kathmandu University, Kathmandu,Nepal, in the Kandy Soceity of Medicine, CME Lecture for Doctors ,WASET, at Peradeniya University, Kandy, Srilanka

21. Faculty serving in a) National committees :

• Prof. P.K. Panda was nominated as the Subject Expert of CAS for University teachers (Pharmacy) of Andhra University.

• Dr. Susanta K.Sahu was the Member of the AYUSH committee. • Dr. S.K. Mishra was the Member of the Organizing Committee of 12th

• Prof P.K. Panda, Dr S.K. Sahu, Dr S.K. Mishra and Dr D. Pradhan are the Inspectors of Pharmacy Council of India, New Delhi.

International Congress of Ethnopharmacology on the topic “Traditional Medicine and Globalization – The Future of Ancient Systems of Medicine” held at Science City, Kolkata.

b) Editorial Boards (Journal) :- • Dr. S.K. Mishra is the Associate Editor of the Journal: Pharmaceutical and

Biological Evaluations. • Dr. S.K.Sahoo is the National Advisory Editorial Board Member of :

Journal of Current Pharma Research” c) any other (please specify)

• Dr. S.K. Mishra is the Reviewer of the Journals: Comparative Clinical Pathology, Asian Pacific Journal of Tropical Biomedicine, Journal of Planar Chromatography - Modern TLC,

• Dr. S.K. Sahoo is the Reviewer of the Journals: Indian Journal of Pharmaceutical Education and Research, Journal of Applied Biomedicine, Elsevier.

Indian Journal of Natural Products and Resources.

• Dr. S.Patra is the Reviewer of the Journals: Journal of Pharmacy Research and DDIP.

22. Faculty recharging strategies (UGC, ASC, Refresher / orientation programs, workshops, training programs and similar programs). :

Name Designation Programme

Dr Susanta Ku Sahu Reader Institute of Life Science and JSS-Ooty work shop

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Dr Sagar Ku Mishra

Lecturer

UGC refresher course at UDPS in collaboration with ASC,UU

Dr Debasish Pradhan

Lecturer

1. UGC refresher course at UDPS in collaboration with ASC,UU 2. CDRI-Lucknow-workshop, ICSCCB-Pune workshop

Dr Ranjit Mohapatra

Lecturer

1. UGC refresher course at UDPS in collaboration with ASC,UU 2. Faculty Devlopment Programme ,UU

Dr Sunit Ku Sahoo Lecturer

1. UGC refresher course at UDPS in collaboration with ASC,UU 2. Faculty Devlopment Programme ,UU

Dr Sradhanjali Patra

Lecturer

1. Faculty Devlopment Programme ,UU 2. Workshop on Science & Technology Communication for Journalists & Writers NCSTC), Department of Science & Technology (DST), Govt. of India, New Delhi

Dr Sabuj Sahoo Lecturer

UGC refresher course at UDPS in collaboration with ASC,UU

• Refresher Course conducted: 1 23. Student projects:

• Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-departmental projects : 80%

• Percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities/industry/institute:20%

• [Emami, Glenmark Pharmaceuticals, Medo Pharmaceuticals, Dr. Reddy’s Lab (Hyderabad),

• Institute of Life Sciences, IMMT, BBSR, CDRI (Lucknow), IIT, Khadagpur and Jadavpur University]

24. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by Faculty: • Dr. D. Pradhan, Dr. S.K. Sahoo and Dr. S. Patra have been awarded as the

Fellows (FIC) of Institute of Chemists, Kolkata. • Dr. S.K. Mishra, Dr. D. Pradhan, Dr. R. Mohapatra and Dr. S. Sahoo have

been awarded with the projects funded by UGC, AICTE and Dr S.K. Sahu is the mentor of DST, Women Scientist.

• Doctoral / Post Doctoral Fellows: • Gitanjali Tripathy of UDPS pursued research by getting Inspire fellowship

from DST as JRF / SRF. • Gitanjali Tripathy received Travel Grant (2013-14 DST-MST) to present

paper at Singapore organized by ElLSEVIER and got the 1st

• Travel grant of Rs.1 Lakh was granted to Sachinkumar Patil by ICMR to Present a Research Paper entitled ”Improvement of tableting characteristics of aceclofenac by Spherical crystallization using polyethylene glycol” at 5 th International Conference on Drug Discovery and Therapy, Dubai, UAE. Sachin kumar Patil, Narayan Pati, Sunit Kumar Sahoo

prize.

authored the paper.

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• Travel grant of Rs.1 Lakh was granted to Amulya Ratna Behera, by ICMR to Present a Research Paper entitled “Preparation and Characterisation of Antidiabetic Drug Loaded Biodegradable Nanoparticles”.

• Dept of science and technology, New Delhi granted fund to Swainsidha Tripathy under women scientist scheme.

Amulya Ratna Behera and Sunit Kumar Sahoo authored the paper.

• Basanta Kumar Behera was adjudged as the best presenter in the Technological science (Oral) session for the Paper entitled “A Viable Loom to Develop Direct Compressible Tablet of Glibenclamide by Spherical Crystallization” on the occasion of the 16th

• A.P. Deewani participated and got 1

Odisha Bigyan Congress at Institute of Physics, Bhubaneswar.

st Prize for oral presentation of paper entitled “An Gradient HPLC-DAD Method for determination of Phenylepehrine, Paracetamol, Ambroxol and Levocetrizine in Pharmaceutical Formulation” during 24th Annual conference of Indian Pharmacological society Odisha State Chapter, 8th & 9th

• A.P. Deewani participated in a Conference at Dubai by availing Travel Grant from DST.

November 2014.

• Students: • The AICTE (PG) scholarship is being sanctioned to the GPAT qualified

students of the Department. • Mr. Suman K. Mekap and Mr. Shakti Prasad Pradhan are selected as Project

Fellow in UGC-MRP being conducted in the department. • Banasri Das was adjudged as the best presenter in the Oral session for the

Paper entitled “Development of Honey based fiber for tissue engineering application” in the National Conference on “Emerging Trends in Natural Product Research” held on Feb. 12-13, 2011 at School of Natural Product Studies, Jadavpur University, Kolkata.

• Md. Harun Al Rashid was adjudged as the best presenter in the Oral session for the Paper entitled “Anti microbial Screening of Berberine loaded nanoparticles” in the National Conference on “Science for Shaping the Future of India” on the occasion of the 15th

• Rakesh Kumar Khuntia participated and got 1

Odisha Bigyan Congress held on Oct. 18-19, 2012 at P.G Department of Geology, Utkal University, Bhubaneswar.

st Prize for oral presentation of paper entitled “Formulation and In vitro evaluation of Metformin HCl Sustained Release Floating matrix tablet” during Eastern Regional Conference of Indian Pharmacological Society and 21st Annual Conference of Odisha state Brach of IPS held on 11-13th

25. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized and the source of funding (national Nov 2011.

/ international) with details of outstanding participants, if any. UGC Refresher course in collaboration with ASC

UGC Refresher course

10/08/2011 to 30/08/2011

UGC Prof A Mukharjee (Calcutta Univ.) Prof. K.P.R. Choudhry (Andhra Univ, AP), Prof. Prof. T.K.Maity (Jadavpur Univ, AP), Prof. S.N.Pandeya (BHU) Prof. R.N. Gupta (BIT, Mesra)

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National Pharmacy Week with Health Check up and Drug Distribution Programme

State Level

25/11/2011

Self sponsored

Prof. H.K.Sahoo (IMS & Sum hospital)

Pharmacist’s role in Health care: Drug Monitoring and Survillance

State Level

07/05/2015

Self sponsored

Prof. B.C. Dash (Director, KIMS) Dr. T.R.Swain (SCB Medical College)

Computer Aided Drug Design for Development of Lead Molecule

State Level

15/05/2015

Self sponsored

Dr. Ansuman Dixit (ILS). Dr. K.S. Laxmi (SRM Univ.)Mr. S. Mohanty(BJB College)

Conference on Pharmaceutical education and industrialization in Odisha: scope and challenges

State level

13/9/ 2015

APTI, Odisha state branch

Prof. P.N.Murthy (BPUT) Prof. M.E. B. Rao (BPUT) Prof. P.K.Mohapatra , Dean, BPUT. Prof. P.Suresh (BPUT)

26. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments : • Experiments on laboratory animals are being carried out as per the guideline

prescribed by CPCSEA, Dept. of Forest and Environment, Govt. of India after the approval of Institutional Animal Ethics committee.

• Animal toxicity studies are being carried out as per the OECD guideline. • Experiments on Human subjects (Clinical Trial) are being carried out as per the

guideline prescribed by ICMR after the approval of Institutional Ethics Committee.

• Validation of the analytical experiments are being carried out as per the ICH guideline.

• Projects submitted to various funding agencies are being monitored by the Project Expert Committee as per the UU norm.

• The infrastructural facility of the department has been developed as per the guidelines prescribed by PCI and AICTE, New Delhi.

27. Student Profile Programme-wise:

Name of the Applications Selected Pass percentage Programme Year received


M Pharm 2015-16

Admission through OJEE 10 14

Continuing

Continuing

M Pharm 2014-15

Admission through OJEE 08 11 100 % 100 %

M Pharm 2013- Admission 06 04 100 % 100 %

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14 through OJEE

M Pharm 2012-13 40 12 02 100 % 100 %

M Pharm 2011-12 66 17 15 100 % 100 %

M Pharm 2010-11 154 37 11 100 % 100 %

Name of the Applications Selected Pass percentage Programme Year received


Ph.D. in Pharmacy 2014-

15 13 04 01 Continuin

g Continuin

g

Ph.D. in Pharmacy 2013-

14 46 06 01 100 % 100 %

28. Diversity of Students Name of the % of % of students % of students % of Programme students from other from students (refer to question from the universities universities from no. 4) same within the outside the other university State State countries

M Pharm - 91% 9% NIL 29. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Services

examinations, NET, SET, GATE and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise. Civil Service:

• GPAT- 21 (ANNEXURE II) 30. Student progression

Student progression Percentage against enrolled UG to PG NA PG to M.Phil. NA PG to Ph.D. 10% Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral NA Employed

Campus selection 4 % 93 % 3%

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31. Diversity of staff Percentage of faculty who are graduates of the same University 33.3% from other universities within the State 11.1% universities from other States 55.5% from universities outside the country - 32. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the

assessment period : NONE 33. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to

a. Library : Sl.No

Number of titles of the

books

Course(s)

Number of Journals,

(National)

Number of volumes

1 B.Pharm 300 1344 2 M.Pharm (Pharmaceutics) 59 217 3 M.Pharm (Pharma. Chemistry) 62 287 4 M.Pharm (Pharmacology) 45 122 5 M.Pharm (Pharmacognosy) 21 55 6 M.Pharm (Pharmacy Practice) 20 111 7 M.Pharm (Pharma.

Biotechnology) 25 192

Total 532 2328 16 b. Internet facilities for staff and students: Computers along with LAN, Wi-Fi

facility. c. Total number of class rooms : 01 d) Class rooms with ICT facility : 01 e) Students’ laboratories: 06 (Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical chemistry,

Pharmacology, Pharmacognosy, Pharmacy practice and Pharma. Biotechnology)

f) Research laboratories : 04 34. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates :

a) from the host institution/university : (Annexure-III) b) from other institutions/universities : (Annexure-IV)

35. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university/Govt./Private. :

• The AICTE (PG) scholarship is being sanctioned to the GPAT qualified students of the Department. Number of students received the scholarship: 20

• Merit-cum-Means scholarship of West Bengal Minorities development and finance Corporation was sanctioned to Md. Harun Al. Rashid.

• Prerana, Govt. Odisha sanctioned scholarship to 5 students of the department.

36. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new programme(s)? If so, highlight the methodology: YES

• The need for introduction of M. Pharm. in Biotechnology was thoroughly discussed in the Teachers council. After being approved by the teacher’s council, the proposal was submitted to the university and the syllabus was approved by the BOS in Pharmacy. After approval by the university

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syndicate, the proposal was submitted to AICTE, New Delhi in the prescribed format and got the approval of the council.

• The need for introduction of CBCS in M. Pharm. course was thoroughly discussed in the Teachers council. Based on various advantages of this system, it was approved by the Teachers council and the M. Pharm. syllabus prepared according to CBCS was approved by the BOS.

• The SRC in Pharmacy constituted the syllabus for Pre Ph.D. Course work (1 Semester) which was approved by the BOS.

37. Does the department obtain feedback from : a. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how

does the department utilize the feedback? : Yes • Times to time suggestions are implemented for betterment of the deptt.

b. Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department utilize the feedback? Yes • Times to time suggestions are implemented for betterment of the deptt. • Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the

department utilize the feedback? Yes • Times to time suggestions are implemented for betterment of the deptt.

38. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10): (Annexure-V) 39. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops /

seminar) involving external experts. • UGC Refresher course in collaboration with ASC, UU from Dt.10/08/2011

to Dt.30/08/2011. • National Pharmacy Week with Health Checkup and Drug Distribution

Programme. Dt.25/11/2011- Self sponsored. • Seminar on “Pharmacist’s role in Health care: Drug Monitoring and

Survillance” Dt.07/05/2015- Self sponsored. • Seminar on “Computer Aided Drug Design for Development of Lead

Molecule” Dt.15/05/2015- Self sponsored. • Conference on “Pharmaceutical education and industrialization in Odisha:

scope and challenges” sponsored by APTI, Odisha state branch on 13th

40. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes.

Sept, 2015 at PG Council conference hall ,Utkal University.

• ICT method of teaching through Over Head & Power Point Projectors, You tube are followed in addition to conventional method.

• Counseling and mentoring of the students are constantly being carried out. • Internal assessments are being carried out in order to assess the regularity,

understanding capacity and improvement of performance of the students from time to time.


• Continuous evaluation in the class. • Internal assessment examination • Interaction Session in the Laboratories. • Seminar Presentation

42. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities: The Department has organized several

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• Health check up • Blood donation • Drug distribution camps in Utkal University and outside the campus.

43. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department: • The staffs and students of the Department actively participated in the

‘Swachata abhiyan’ by carrying out cleaning work of the campus. • The Staff and Students of the Department are continuously carrying out

social activities by distributing food to direly needy, weaker and less privileged sections of the society at various Community centers and Temples.

• Faculty members, research scholars, project fellows and students of the department participated in the four days Training Workshop on Science & Technology Communication from 4th to 7th

• Social works like jal seva, naryan seva, medical camp etc. are being carried out.

June, 2014 at Pantha Nivas, Bhubaneswar. The Workshop has been organized by Janapriya Vigyan Manch with financial assistance from Rashtriya Vigyan Evam Prodyogiki Sanchar Parishad (NCSTC), Department of Science & Technology, and Govt. of India for improvement of the skill & knowledge on Science & Technology Communication in Odia language.

44. State whether the programme/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes, give details:

• The department got the NOC from GOVT. of ODISHA for opening of Pharmacy course and M.Pharm course conducted is approved by AICTE, New Delhi.

45. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge, basic or applied: The department is actively involved in research and development programme in various discipline of Pharmaceutical Science. Research Innovations of the department is focused on following aspects:

• Development of innovative standards for the registration of drugs in India based upon international norms.

• Exploration of flora, fauna, microorganisms and other potential indigenous sources for development of new drugs / lead molecules against various diseases.

• Exploration of indigenous aromatic plants for extraction of essential oils for therapeutic purposes.

• Development of medicinal formulations viz., ointment, cream, powder, liquid preparations by utilizing Natural (Medicinal Plants / Minerals / Microbial) and Synthesized products.

• The outcomes of the Research shall be utilized for the welfare and health care of women, child, geriatrics, common people and weaker sections of the society.


Strengths • The students after successful completion of the course are 100 % well placed in

Government as well as Private sectors like Drugs Control Administration (Drugs Inspector), Drug Testing Laboratory (Scientific Officer/ Drugs

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Analyst), NHM, OSMC, Hospitals (Pharmacist, Pharmacist-Quality Control, Health Worker, Procurement Manager-Drugs & Surgicals, Vaccine & Cold Chain Manager, Logistic Manager, Consultants), Pharma Industries & Bulk Drugs (Drugs Manufacturing Chemist, QA, QC, Regulatory Affairs, Patents & IPR), Pharmacovigilance, Research Organizations (R&D- Formulations, Analytical, Contract Research Organization) and Educational Institutions.

• The AICTE (PG) scholarship is being sanctioned to the GATE/GPAT qualified students for pursuing M. Pharm. course. Some of the students of UDPS are recipients of DST-Women scientist, Inspire fellowship, JRF and SRF in various research projects.

• Qualified Faculty members of the department. • Distinguished Alumnae are working in different corporate sectors and

Universities. • State Govt. NOC and AICTE approved M.Pharm. Course. • Basic infrastructure (Both physical and Human) in place and surplus can easily

be generated. • University has generated revenue while running the course since 2000 in SFS

mode. • The Department has generated Rs. 53, 19,600/- as research grant from different

funding agencies (UGC, AICTE, DST). • Computational and Internet facilities are provided to all the faculty members

and students. • Faculty members are sincerely engaged in research activities and they

regularly participate in National and international conferences by presenting research work and chairing sessions.

• The Department has registered research excellence since last five years as evidenced from the paper entitled “Research publication trend of Utkal University’s researchers indexed in Scopus during 2008 to 2012: a bibliometric analysis” published in the year 2013 in Library Philosophy and Practice (e-journal), Paper 999 and also according to the scanning through the Indian Citation Index website .

• Weaknesses • The Pharmacy course of Utkal University is unique of its kind being opened

for the first time by Govt. Univ. in the state of Odisha in SFS mode and managed from the funds generated through course fee only.

• Practically no funding for infrastructure development, laboratory up gradation and maintenance of the buildings.

• No centralized sophisticated instrumentation centre • No High performance computing centre • Opportunities • Collaboration with other departments, nearby institutions and laboratories. • Interdisciplinary/multi-disciplinary research work for development of new

drugs from indigenous flora, fauna, microbial and synthetic source (Computer Aided Drug Design) especially against Cancer, Diabetes , TB etc, Development of Dosage forms and Food and Drug Regulation.

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• Pharmacy Department can take leadership in health care system by resolving different health associated problems through various Health Awareness Programmes /Camps.

• Pharmacy course has the potentiality of becoming a frontier façade of Utkal University.

• Involvement in socially relevant outreach program for the under privileged section of the society.

• Generation of trained Pharmacy graduates in order to cater the needs of Pharmaceutical industry, Hospitals and other allied Health sector.

• Pharm. D. may be opened for participation of trained manpower in patient counseling and Therapeutic Drug Monitoring in health care centers.

• The Department can be regularized to get UGC / State Govt. grant. • Motivating the students to become good human being.

Challenges • To excel the quality of research and teaching. • To produce competent scientific manpower to cater the needs of health care

system of the nation. • To take the leadership in regulating drugs, cosmetics, food and other

pharmaceutical products. • Participation in International faculty and student exchange programmes. • To develop new molecules, formulations and novel drug delivery systems for

different diseases. • Sustainability of the programme is questionable without the financial support

from State Govt./UGC. 47. Future plans of the department. The Department proposes opening of some courses in future for creation of trained manpower with expertise in the field of Pharmaceutical and Allied Sciences and the Department should be considered for financial support under SAP-DRS-UGC, PURSE-FIST INITIATIVE (DST), INNOVATIVE SCHEME-UGC, ICMR, AICTE, RUSA, DBT etc. The Department proposes the followings in future:

• Introduction of New M. Pharm. specializations viz., Pharmaceutical Analysis & Quality Assurance(to ascertain the quality of drug and food products) and Pharmaceutical Technology (to develop suitable drug delivery system)

• Introduction of Pharm. D (Doctor of Pharmacy) programme. • Reopening of B.Pharm Course. • Establishment of Clinical, Pharmacokinetic and Analytical Laboratory for research

and public use. • Organization of Master’s training programme in order to strengthen the

Community Health. • The Department would also like to concentrate on the following research areas in

future: • Design and synthesis of FtsZ inhibitors as novel antibacterial agents: • Due to the emergence of multi drug-resistant bacteria there is an urgent

need for antibiotics with a novel mechanism of action. FtsZ protein is a promising target for the development of new antibacterial agents as it is conserved among the prokaryotic cells, absent in all mammalian cells and

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plays a vital role in the bacterial cell division. The main research objective is to design new inhibitors of FtsZ through 3D-pharmacophore modeling, atom based 3D-QSAR study and bioassay. FtsZ protein contains a GTP-binding domain that polymerizes in a GTP-dependent manner forming a highly dynamic cytokinetic ring, designated as the Z ring, at the spectrum site. Cytokinetic ring is considered as a new target, susceptible to antibacterial therapy, and FtsZ as the presumptive ideal target for interactions with inhibitors that would block bacterial cell cytokinesis. 3D-pharmacophore modeling, atom based 3D-QSAR study will be carried out with known inhibitors to develop novel pharmacophore model. In silico virtual screening will be performed using the developed pharmacophore model from chemical database and libraries to identify the potential FtsZ inhibitors. The inhibitors will be docked into the FtsZ GTP binding pocket in order to study the interaction of hit molecules. Further MMGBSA value and molecular dynamics study will be performed to understand the binding behavior of hit molecules with the GTP binding site of FtsZ. Based on the above studies inhibitors will be designed with high binding affinity for the FtsZ protein. Data will be collected and leads will be optimized by 3D-QSAR study. The optimized molecules will be synthesized and screened in vitro for their FtsZ protein inhibitory activity by biochemical assays. Designed molecules will also be screened against a panel of drug resistant bacteria.This line of work will definitely translate into anti tuberculosis drug discovery and number of drug candidates will go into human clinical trial via extensive preclinical evaluation.

• Development of new antidiabetic agents from indigenous flora: • Diabetes mellitus is one of the serious health concerns worldwide, more

specially in India. Some of the very relevant antidiabetic agents from plant origin have been scientifically established, whereas several other plants, which are used in traditional medicine for diabetes, remained unexplored. So, there exists a tremendous scope for development of potent antidiabetic agents from the indigenous flora. Since the screening of medicinal plants for antidiabetic activity is under progress in the department, so it is aimed to develop new antidiabetic agents, which include standardized plant extracts / fractions (Phytopharmaceutical preparations) as well as pure isolated products (Conventional medicine) against diabetes from indigenous flora and other potential natural sources of Odisha.

• Therapeutic agents against other diseases like Cancer, Peptic ulcer shall be developed in similar manner.

Development of medicinal formulations: Development of medicinal formulations viz., ointment, cream, powder, liquid preparations shall be carried out by utilizing Natural (Medicinal Plants / Minerals / Microbial) and Synthesized products.

The outcomes of the Research shall be utilized for the welfare and health care of the society .

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1. Anti-hyperglycemic and lipid lowering activity of Trigonella foenum graucum linn, leaves, A.K. Panda, S.K. Mekap, P.K. Panda, Pharmaceutical and Biological Evaluations, 2 (1), 18-24 (2015).

ANNEXURE-I

Publications in the Year 2015:

2. PIXE-based quantification of health-proactive trace elements in genetically transformed roots of a multi-medicinal plant, Sida acuta Burm.f., S. Jena, L. Sahu, D.K. Ray, S.K. Mishra, P.K. Chand, Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry, 303 (3), 2101-2112 (2015).

3. Anti microbial activity of natural dyes and pigments obtained from Morinda citrifolia L. and Terminalia catappa L. leaves, B. Majhi, K.B. Satapathy, S.K. Mishra, International Journal of Pharma and Bio Sciences, 6 (4), 836-843, (2015).

4. Pharmacognostical evaluation of leaves of two medicinally important species of Clerodendrum, N. Shukla, C.S. Panda, S.K. Mishra, International Journal for Pharmaceutical Research Scholars, 4, 1-12(2015).

5. Antidiabetic activity of Clerodendrum philippinum Schauer leaves in Streptozotocin induced diabetic rats, M.K. Kar, T.R. Swain, S.K. Mishra, International Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, 7 (9), 386-389 (2015).

6. Antidiabetic effects of Clerodendrum inerme (L) Gaertn, B.K. Panigrahi, S.K. Mishra, S.K. Sahu,

International Journal of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Research, 4 (2), 248-256 (2015). 7. Antidiabetic effects of Clerodendrum viscosum vent, B.K. Panigrahi, S.K. Mishra,

S.K. Sahu, World Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 3(9), 1944-1948 (2015). 8. Effect of Medicinal Plants on Various Skin Diseases: A Review, B. Majhi, K.B.

Satapathy, S.K. Mishra, World Journal of Pharmaceutical Research, 4 (5), 600-614 (2015).

9. D Pradhan*,G tripathy, R K Pradhan, S Pradhan, S R Moharana,Inhibition of MDR1 in mammary cell carcinoma reverses Multidrug Resistance by SOCS1,Pharmacog Journal,Pubmed,7,1.239

10. D Pradhan*,G tripathy, R K Pradhan, S Pradhan, S R Moharana, Inhibition of MDR1 in mammary cell carcinoma reverses Multidrug Resistance by SOCS1,Pharmacog Journal,Elsevier,7,1.239

11. Debasish Pradhan*, R K Pradhan, G Tripathy, S.Pradhan, Inhibition of proteasome activity by the dietary flavonoid Quercetin breast cancer cells and Xenografts. Journal of Young Pharmacists,ELSEVIER,0975-1483,7(3);225-233; 2015,1.113

12. D Pradhan, G Tripathy.In vitro antibreast cancer activity of Limonia acidissima against MCF-7 cell lines, World Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, 2278-4357,4(04); 03/2015,2.786

13. Shaktiprasad Pradhan, Ranjit Mohapatra and D Pradhan, Ethnomedicinal plants of Odisha used against Breast Cancer- A review,IJCPRR,2395-3306,1(2);pg.38-42; 2015

14. D Pradhan, G Tripathy, Screening of in vivo ............. Limonia acidissima against MCF-7 Cell Lines.IJTPR,India,0975-5160,7(2); pp.100-104; 2015;.656

15. D. Pradhan*, G. Tripathy, R. Mohapatra, S. Pradhan, Ethnophamacological approach in extraction....bioactive compounds,IJTPR, India,0975-5160, 7(1); pg.42-49; 2015,.656

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16. D Pradhan, G Tripathy; In-vitro antibreast cancer .... Syzigium cumini against MCF-7 cell lines.JIPBS,2349-2759,2(2);pg.119-124; 2015,.342

17. ShaktiprasadPradhan, RanjitMohapatra and D Pradhan .Ethnomedicinal plants of Odisha used against Breast Cancer- A review ,IJCPRR 2395-3306,1(2);pg.38-42; 2015

18. D. Pradhan, G. Tripathy, R. Mohapatra, S. Pradhan. Ethnophamacological approach in extraction, bioactive compounds.IJTPR, India, 0975-5160, 7(1); pg.42-49; 2015

19. Snehamayee Mohapatra, Sunit Kumar Sahoo, Rajat Kumar Kar. Application of Central Composite Design For Optimization of Effervescent Floating Tablets Using Hydrophilic Polymers, Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research.8(1) 2015

20. Sunit Kumar Sahoo*, Sabyasachi Swain, Ramakrishna Sen, Deepika Sahoo. M.icrospheres Embedded in Microbeads: A Novel Approach to Improve Various Controlled Release Characteristics of Highly Water Soluble Drug through Ionic Gelation Method, Indian Journal of Pharmaceutical Education and Research. 49 (1), 140-145 2015.

21. Anil P. Dewani, Ravindra L. Bakal, Pranjali G. Kokate, and Anil V. Chandewar, Srdhanjali Patra, “Development of a Single Ion Pair HPLC Method for Analysis of Terbinafine, Ofloxacin, Ornidazole, Clobetasol, and Two Preservatives in a Cream Formulation: Application to In Vitro Drug Release in Topical Simulated Media-Phosphate Buffer Through Rat Skin”, Journal of AOAC International, Vol. 98, No. 4, Pages 913-920, Aug 2015.

22. A.P. Dewani, S.M. Dabhade, R.L. Bakal , C.K. Gadewar, A.V. Chandewar, S. Patra, “Development and validation of a novel RP-HPLC method for Simultaneous determination of Paracetamol, phenylephrine hydrochloride, caffeine, cetirizine and nimesulide in Tablet formulation”, Arabian Journal of Chemistry, Vol 8,Issue 4, Pages 591-598, July 2015,

23. Satyaranjan Mishra, Suman Kumar Mekap,Sradhanjali Patra,Nabin Kumar Dhal, Sabuj Sahoo, “ Antioxidant and anti infective potential of Oleanolic acid acetate vis-à-vis Vitex negundo Linn. and Oroxylum indicumVent. against human pathogens causing infections of UT, GIT and skin”, Orient Pharm Exp Med, Volume 15,Issue 1, Pages 73–82, March 2015.

24. Neutraceutical role in health care, J.Advanced Pharmaceutical Research, T Satapathy,

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Publications in the year 2014:

25. Molecular docking: a review R K Mohanta, S K Sahu, S K Mishra,-World journal of pharmaceutical research 3(1)2014.

26. Insilco designing of pyrazol-1-yl azetidin-2-one derivatives as drug like molecules for possible inhibition of anti microbial 3gi9, 4ae5, 3fhu and 5cox target proteins. S K Sahu, R K Mohanta, International Journal of Drug Development & Research .(6)1 2014

27. The In Vitro Anti-Denaturation Effects Induced By Substituted Oxy/Thioxy Pyrimidine Derivatives In Bovine Serum Albumin Is Proposed As A Screening Assay For The Detection Of Anti-Inflammatory Compounds Without The Use Of Animals, M Banarjee, S K Sahu, Journal of Teaching and Research in chemistry.21(1)2014.

28. Synthesis of Amino Acid Derivatives, S Tripathy, S K Sahu, Journal of Teaching and Research in chemistry.21(1)2014

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29. Dual Spectrophotometric Estimation of Paracetamol and Meloxicam in Bulk and its Pharmaceutical Dosage Form by Simultaneous Equation Method M Banarjee, P Das, S K Sahu, International Journal of Chemical and Pharmaceutical Analysis, Volume 1(2), 2014,44-51.

30. Spectro photometric method for the simultaneous estimation of metformin and rosiglitazone in tablets. , M Banarjee, S K Sahu Journal of Teaching and Research in chemistry.21(1) 2014.

31. Solvent extraction of Fe from fungal leach liquor of EPS dust by using aliquat 336 extractant. P Jena, S K Sahu, Journal of Teaching and Research in chemistry.21(1) 2014.

32. Validated spectrophotometric method for estimation of selective cox11 inhibitors(pyrazole moity)from bulk and formulation. M Banarjee, S K Sahu Journal of Teaching and Research in chemistry.21(1) 2014.

33. Synthesis and antimicrobial evaluation of Schiff bases of Moxifloxacin-Biohelica-2014 A Pathak, P Jena, S K Sahu (in press).

34. Development of a sensitive HPTLC method for quantification of Nimbolide in Azadirachta indica and its dosage form, K.K. Rout, S.K. Mishra, Journal of Chromatographic Science, 52, 1089-1094 (2014).

35. Development and characterization of Itraconazole-loaded solid lipid nanoparticles for ocular delivery, B. Mohanty, D.K. Majumdar, S.K. Mishra, A.K. Panda, S. Patnaik, Pharmaceutical Development and Technology, Early Online: 1-7 (2014).

36. Evaluation of Anti bacterial efficacy of Clerodendrum serratum Linn. and Clerodendrum viscosum Vent. Leafs against some human pathogens causing UT and GIT infection, N. Shukla, C.S. Panda, K.B. Satapathy, S. Sahoo, S.K. Mishra, Research journal of Pharmaceutical, Biological and Chemical Sciences, 5 (6), 621-626 (2014).

37. Pharmacognostical studies on Clerodendrum inerme (L.) Gaertn leaves, N. Shukla, C.S. Panda, S.K. Mishra, Der Pharmacia Lettre, 6 (5), 191-197 (2014).

38. Method of Identification and Standardization of ‘Vamsalochana’ (Bamboo Manna), S. Parida, K.K. Rout, S.K. Mishra, Indian Drugs, 51 (1), 55- 58 (2014).

39. Antidiabetic activity of Clerodendrum serratum (L.) Moon leaves in Streptozotocin-induced diabetic rats, M.K. Kar, T.R. Swain, S.K. Mishra, Asian J. Pharm. Clin. Res., 7 (6), 260-263 (2014).

40. Studies on the Antibacterial and Antioxidant Activities of Sonchus asper (L.) Hill and Seseli diffusum (Roxb. Ex Sm.) Sant. & Wagh, P. Mallik, S.K. Mishra, K.B. Satapathy, IOSR Journal of Pharmacy and Biological Sciences, 9(6), 24-27 (2014).

41. Ulcer-protective effect of Avicennia officinalis L., A common mangrove plant, N. Aparna, S.R. Pani, S.K. Mekap, N.K. Dhal, S.K. Mishra, S. Sahoo, Pharmaceutical and Biological Evaluations, 1, 1-8 (2014).

42. Study on the Antibacterial potential and Phytochemical analysis of Thespesia populnea (L.) Sol. ex Corr. Used in the treatment of Diarrhoea and Dysentery, J. Somani, K. Akhtari, S.K. Nayak, S. Sahoo, S.K. Mishra, K.B. Satapathy, American Journal of Pharmacy and Health Research, 2 (12), 70-77 (2014).

43. In silico designing of Pyrazole-1-YI Azetidin-2-One derivatives as drug like molecules for possible inhibition of Anti microbial 3GI9, 4AE5, 3FHU and 5COX target Proteins, S.M. Behera, R.K. Mohanta, S.K. Mishra, S.K. Sahu, L. Mohanta, M. Banerjee, Int. J. Drug Dev. & Res., 6 (1), 78-91 (2014).

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44. Antibacterial Effects and Phytochemical Investigation of Alternanthera sessilis (Linn.) R.Br.ex DC, S.K. Nayak, S. Mishra, S.K. Mekap, M.K. Kar, K.B. Satapathy, S.K. Mishra, J.T.R. Chem., 21 (1), 31-39 (2014).

45. D. Pradhan ;,Pharmacological effect..........Sapindus trifoliatus .... mammary cell proliferation.African Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmacology (Academic Journal),1996-081,8,(1), Pg 455-463,8 2014.,.675

46. Gitanjali tripathy*, Debasish pradhan; Estimation of immunomodulatory activity of limonia acidissima linn..; Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research;0974-2441;7(1) pg.219-221;2014;.786.

47. D Pradhan*, and G Tripathy; Effect of Sapindus trifoliatus .... Human Breast Cancer Cell Lines. Research Journal of Pharmaceutical, Biological and Chemical Sciences.;0975-8585;5(1),;pg.845-852; 2014;.986

48. A Panda, S Rath, D Pradhan, A.M,B K G,N N Bala; Hepatoprotective activity and sub acute toxicity study of whole part of the plant anoectochilus formosanus hayata (orchidaceae);IJPPS;0975-1491;6(2);Pg.617-621;2014;.325

49. D. Pradhan* and G. Tripathy;Antiproliferative Activity of Trapa Acornis ..... Breast Cancer Cell Lines. ;IJPSR;2320-5148; 5(6): pg.2238-2243; 2014;.235.

50. P Sahoo, D M Kar, D Pradhan;Pharmacological efficacy of Argemone mexicana ...... induced duodenal ulceration in rats ;Indian Journal of Medical Science;0019-5359;65(3); Pg 92-99; 2014;1.434.

51. P K Mahapatra, D Pradhan;Relaxant effects of L acidissima (pulp) on guinea pig tracheal chain and its possible mechanism(s);IJPPS;ELSEVIER;0975-1491;6(5)Pg 257-263;2014;.484

52. A Panda, S Rath, D Pradhan, A.M,B K G,N N Bala;Hepatoprotective Activity of Whole Part of the Plant Cuscuta reflexa;Roxb.... Models;IJPCR;0975 1556;6(2),127-132,;2014;.457

53. A Panda, S Rath, D Pradhan, A.M,B K G,N N Bala; Hepatoprotective activity of leaves of C magna(lour) DC....rat models;IAJPR;2231-6876;4(2)Pg.125-131,2014;1.25

54. Susijit Sahoo, Nihar Ranjan Pani, Sunit Kumar Sahoo.Microemulsion based topical hydrogel of sertaconazole: formulation, characterization and evaluation, Colloids and Surfaces B: Biointerfaces (Elsevier). 120,193-199 (2014).

55. Basanta Kumar Behera, Ranjit Mohapatra, Sunit Kumar Sahoo. Novel Functionalized Polymers in Drug Delivery: A Brief Review, Journal of Current Pharma Research. 4 (3), 1201-1210 (2014).

56. Snehamayee Mohapatra, Rajat Kumar Kar, Sunit Kumar Sahoo. Statistical Optimization of Intra-gastric Floating tablets of Cefixime Trihydrate Using Mixture Design. International Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences Review & Research. 24 (2) (2014)

57. Patil. S. Patil. S. S.K. Sahoo Formulation and evaluation of pioglitazone hydrochloride Tablets by incorporating Drug spherical agglomerates, Indian Drugs. 51(3) 30-35(2014)

58. Susijit Sahoo, Nihar Ranjan Pani, Sunit Kumar Sahoo.Effect of microemulsion in topical sertaconazole hydrogel: in vitro and in vivo study, Drug Delivery.2014; 1-8 (2014)

59. Nihar Ranjan Pani, Sujata Acharya, Sradhanjali Patra, “Development and validation of RP-HPLC method for quantification of glipizide in biological macromolecules”, International Journal of Biological Macromolecules, Volume 65, Pages 65–71, Apr 2014,

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60. Nafiza Bhanu, N. K. Mishra, J. R. Panda, S. Patra, “Anti-Inflammatory Activity Of Polyherbal Formulation By Using Cotton Pellet Granuloma In Rat And Xylene Induced Mice Ear Edema Model”, Journal of Engineering, Computers & Applied Sciences, Volume 3, No.3, Page 13-21, March 2014.

61. Sujata Acharya, Sradhanjali Patra, Nihar Pani, “Optimization of HPMC and carbopol concentrations in non-effervescent floating tablet through factorial design”, Carbohydrate Polymers, Vol 102,15, Pages 360-368, February 2014,

62. In-vivo Anti hypoglycaemic and Anti hyperlipidemic activity of Annona squamosa

Linn leaves collected from southern Odisha., A K Panda, S K Mekap, P K Panda, World journal of pharmacy & pahrma science , 2278-4357 , Vol-2(5), 388-395 , 2013


63. Evalution of antidiabetic and lipid lowering activity of Syzigium cumini Linn, leaves in albino rates, A K Panda, S K Mekap, P K Panda, Universal Journal of Pharmacy, Vol.-02, 2013

64. Solid Lipid Nanoparticles: A novel Carrier in Drug Delivery System. , T Satapathy, P K Panda, Research J. Pharma. Dosage forms and Tech.2013:5(2):56-61. Vol. -5, 56-61, 2013

65. Evaluation of in vitro Anti oxidant and anti inflammatory and anti diabetic potential of Curcumin. T Satapathy, P K Panda. FGHJ-544150, Indo American Journal of Pharmaceutical Research, 001254 , Vol.-3, 544-51, 2013

66. Novel quinazolin-4(H)-ones derivatives: synthesis and evaluation of their anti microbial activity. R M Mohanta, S K sahu, International journal of advanced research in pharmaceutical and biosciences, 2013, 3(1), 50-54.

67. Insilico Designing and synthesis of Imidazole derivatives as Antimicrobial agent. International journal of pharma and Biosciences, 2013 july 4(3) 758-766 (Impact factor: 0.476, ICV: 5.45).

68. A Pathak, S K sahu, In-silico identification and molecular docking studies of Quinolone Resistant Determining Region (QRDR) of E.coli DNA Gyrase-A with N-substituted piperazinyl Schiff bases of Gatifloxacin, R M Mohanta, S K sahu, International Journal of Drug Development & Research, 5 (4)Oct-Dec 2013.

69. In-silico identification and molecular docking studies of Quinolone Resistant Determining Region (QRDR) of E.coli DNA Gyrase-A with O-Floxacin Schiff bases. A Pathak, S K sahu, International journal of pharm tech research l(5)-4 oct-dec 2013

70. Development and Evaluation of Insulin Incorporated Nanoparticles for oral Administration, A Prusty, S K sahu, ISRN Nanotechnology 2013, 1-6.

71. Antidiabetic effect of Streblus asper in streptozotocin-induced diabetic rats, S.K. Karan, A. Mondal, S.K. Mishra, D. Pal, K.K. Rout, Pharmaceutical Biology, 51(3), 369-375 (2013).

72. In Vitro Permeation Characteristics of Itraconazole from Oil Drops and Ophthalmic Ointment through Excised Goat and Sheep Corneas, B. Mohanty, S.K. Mishra, D.K. Majumdar, IOSR Journal of Pharmacy and Biological Sciences, 5(3), 19-26 (2013).

73. Effect of Formulation factors on in vitro Transcorneal permeation of Voriconazole from Aqueous drops, B. Mohanty, S.K. Mishra, D.K. Majumdar, Journal of Advanced Pharmaceutical Technology & Research, 4(4), 210-216 (2013).

74. Design and in vitro evaluation of Voriconazole ocular inserts, B. Mohanty, S.K. Mishra, D.K. Majumdar, International Journal of Universal Pharmacy and Life Sciences, 3 (2), 87-93 (2013).

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75. HPLC Method Development for Estimation of Citicoline and Methylcobalamin in Tablet, Suraj Sahoo, P.K. Panda, S.K. Mishra, S. Sahoo, Asian Journal of Chemistry, 25 (1), 581-582 (2013).

76. HPLC Method Development for Estimation of Ramelteon in Tablet Dosage Form, S. Sahoo, P.K. Panda, S.K. Mishra, Indian Drugs, 50 (6), 20- 23 (2013).

77. HPLC Method Development for Simultaneous Estimation of Hydrochlorothiazide, Amlodipine and Telmisartan in Tablet Dosage Form, S. Sahoo, P.K. Panda, S.K. Mishra, International Journal of Pharmacy and Industrial Research, 3(1), 98-100 (2013).

78. Analysis of some Essential Elements in Medicinal Plants used in Ayurveda, O.P. Rout, R. Acharya, R. Gupta, S.K. Mishra, R. Sahoo, International Journal of Applied Biology and Pharmaceutical Technology, 4(1), 335-338 (2013).

79. Gitanjali Tripathy*, Debasish Pradhan; Evaluation of in-vitro ... Immunomodulatory activity of Beta vulgaris; Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research;0974-2441;6(1); pg.370-377; 2013;.786

80. Shyamalendu Tripathy, Debasish Pradhan, B Tripathy; Antiarthritic evaluation of Crateva religiosa extracts; American Journal of Phytomedicine and Clinical Therapeutics;2321-27481(4), pg.370-377, 2013;.64

81. Jyotiranjan Roul, Ranjit Mohapatra, Sunit Kumar Sahoo. Preparation, characterization and drug delivery behaviour of novel biopolymer/hydroxyapatite nanocomposite beads, Asian Journal of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences. 2013;3(24), 33-38 (2013)

82. SK Sahoo, Su Sahoo, A Behera, SV Patil, SK Panda. Formulation, in vitro drug release study and anticancer activity of 5-fluorouracil loaded gellan gum microbeads, Acta Pol Pharm, 2013; 70(1), 123-127(2013).

83. Jyotiranjan Roul, Sunit Kumar Sahoo, Ranjit Mohapatra. Design and characterization of biodegradable polymer-clay nanocomposites prepared by solution mixing technique, International Journal of Nano Dimension, 2013; 4(2), 135(2013).

84. JyotiranjanRoul,RanjitMohapatra, Sunit Kumar Sahoo, VijayalaxmiChavan, NiharPani. Some novel biodegradable aliphatic polyesters in pharmaceutical applications: A Review,Inventi Rapid: Pharma Tech, 0976-3783, 4, 2011

85. S Mohapatra, B Barik, RK Kar, SK Sahoo, BB Barik. Design, Development and Optimization of Gastro Retentive Floating Tablets of Cefixime Trihydrate, Asian Journal of Chemistry.2013;25, (13),7599-7606(2013)

86. RK Sethi, BB Barik, SK Sahoo,Preparation and Determination of Drug-Polymer Interaction And In-Vitro Release of Abacavir Sulfate Microspheres Made of Cellulose Acetate Phthalate or Ethyl Cellulose Polymer, Inventi Impact: Pharm Tech.2013

87. Pramod Kumar Swain, Rashmibala Sahoo, Sradhanjali Patra, Mayanka Krishna Kulshrestha, “Evaluation of an Ayurvedic Formulation ‘Apamarga Kshara’, World Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, 2(5), 2726-2729,August 2013,

88. Sunil Kumar Padhy, Debashrita Sahoo, Debadatta Acharya, Jharna Mallick, Sradhanjali Patra, “Formulation and in-vitro Evaluation of Ciprofloxacin Hydrochloride Sustained Release Tablets using various Viscosity Grades of Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose”, American Journal of Pharmtech Research,3(4),688-701-August 2013

89. Sangeeta Mohanty, Rajaram Mohapatra, Sradhanjali Patra, and Dusmanta Ku Sahoo, “Formulation and In-Vitro Evaluation Of Azithromycin Mouth Dissolving Tablets

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90. BB Barik, S.K.Sahoo. Preparation and Determination of Drug-Polymer Interaction and In-vitro Release of Didanosine Microspheres made of Cellulose Acetate Phthalate or Ethyl cellulose Polymers, Int. J. Drug Dev. & Res.2013;5 (2), 341-353 (2013)

91. P. Dewani, P. G. Shelke, R. L. Bakal, S. S. Jaybhaye, A. V. Chandewar, S. Patra, “Gradient HPLC–DAD determination of paracetamol, phenylephrine hydrochloride, cetirizine in tablet formulation”, Drug Research, 64, 251-256, Oct 2013

92. Antidiabetic and Antihypolipidemic activity of Caparis spinosides activity extract., P R Mishra, P K Panda, International journal of Pharmaceutical sciences Review and Research, 38-43, 2012


93. Current concepts in diagnoses & management of peptic-ulcer , T Satapathy, P K Panda, American journal of pahrma. technical research , 2249-3387 , Vol-2(5), 1-13 , 2012

94. Gastric cancer and over view, T Satapathy, P K Panda, Journal of advanced pharmaceutical research 2229-3787, Vol-3(3), 1149-57, 2012

95. New insights into diagnostic evlaution in gastro esophageal reflux , T Satapathy, P K Panda, International journal universal of pharmacy life sciences 2249-6793, Vol- 2(5), 13-20, 2012

96. Synthesis and Antibacterial Evaluations of N-substituted piperazinyl Schiff bases of gatifloxacin, A Pathak, S K sahu, Med. Chem. Drug Disc. 2012, 3(1), 1-10.

97. A comprehensive study on regulatory requirements for development and filing of generic drugs globally. P K Nandi, S K sahu, International Journal of Pharmaceutical Investigation, 2012,2(3), 99-109.

98. Comparing Drug Master File Procedures in Highly Regulated Markets. P K Nandi, S K sahu, Regulatory Focus, 2012.

99. Designing, synthesis and Biological Evaluation of some 5-mercapto Pyrimidine Derivatives. R K Mohanta, S K sahu, International journal of Drug Development& Research, 2012,4(4), 352-358. (Impact factor: 0.03, ICV: 4.59).

100. Development and Validation of HPTLC Method for Quantification of the Antidiabetic Compound α-Amyrin Acetate in Streblus asper Lour, S.K. Karan, K.K. Rout, S.K. Mishra, D.K. Pal, Journal of Planer Chromatography, 25(6), 554-558 (2012).

101. Thin-Layer Chromatographic Separation and Validated HPTLC Method for Quantification of Ursolic Acid in Various Ocimum Species, K.K. Rout, R.K. Singh, D.P. Barik, S.K. Mishra, Journal of Food and Drug Analysis, 20(4), 865–871 (2012).

102. Isolation of β -Sitosterol and Evaluation of Antidiabetic Activity of Aristolochia indica in Alloxan-induced Diabetic Mice with a reference to in-vitro Antioxidant Activity, S.K. Karan, S.K. Mishra, D. Pal, A. Mondal, Journal of Medicinal Plants Research, 6(7), 1219-1223 (2012).

103. Antidiabetic Effect of the Roots of Streblus asper in Alloxan-induced Diabetes Mellitus, S.K. Karan, S.K. Mishra, D.K. Pal, R.K. Singh, G. Raj, Asian Journal of Chemistry, 24(1), 422-424 (2012).

104. Antihyperglycemic Effect of Vetiveria zizanioides (L.) Nash Root Extract in Alloxan induced Diabetic Rats, S.K. Karan, S.K. Mishra, D. Pal, Journal of Pharmaceutical and Scientific Innovation, 1 (6), 35-38 (2012).

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105. HPLC Method Development for Simultaneous Estimation of Hydrochlorothiazide and Perindropril in Tablet Dosage Form, Suraj Sahoo, P.K. Panda, S.K. Mishra, S. Sahoo, Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research, 5(2), 136-138 (2012).

106. HPLC Method Development for Simultaneous Estimation of Atovaquone and Proguanil in Tablet Dosage Form, Suraj Sahoo, P.K. Panda, S.K. Mishra, S. Sahoo, International Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, 4(3), 195-197 (2012).

107. Evaluation of an Ayurvedic Compound Formulation Laghusutasekhara Rasa, O.P. Rout, R. Acharya, R. Gupta, S.K. Mishra, R. Sahoo, International Journal of Pharmaceutical and Phytopharmacological Research, 2(3), 209-210 (2012).

108. Pathorchur (Coleus aromaticus): A Review of the Medicinal Evidence for its Phytochemistry and Pharmacology Properties, O.P. Rout, R. Acharya, S.K. Mishra, R. Sahoo, International Journal of Applied Biology and Pharmaceutical Technology, 3(4), 348-355 (2012).

109. Oleogum Resin Guggulu: A Review of the Medicinal Evidence for its Therapeutic Properties, O.P. Rout, R. Acharya, S.K. Mishra, International Journal of Research in Ayurveda and Pharmacy, 3(1), 15-21 (2012).

110. D. Pradhan, G. Tripathy; Screening of anti-proliferative effect of Limonia acidissima Linn. breast cancer cell lines;African Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmacology (Academic Journal;1996-0816;6(7), Pg 468-473, Feb 2012;.675

111. D. Pradhan, G. Tripathy; Anticancer Activity of Limonia acidissima in Cancer Cell Lines.Tropical Journal of Pharma.Res;1596-5996;3,Issue 3,pg.413-419 July 2012..876

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113. M S Karchuli, D Pradhan; Immunopotntial of Leucas Cephalotes spreng.;Inventi Impact: Ethnopharmacology;0976-7568;6(1) 2012;.214

Antiulcer Activity of Smilax zeylanica Linn; Inventi Impact: Ethnopharmacology;0976-7568;6(1),pg.30-32, 2012.;.214

114. M A Khan, D Pradhan;Antiurolithic activity of Digera Muricata extracts in rats Inventi rapid, Molecular pharmacology;0976-3956;1;2012;.214

115. Md Azaz Khan*, Debasish Pradhan;Antiurolithc activity of Ceropegia bulbosa extract in rats; Der Pharmacia Sinica;0976-8688;3(1):pg.148-152, ; 2012.;.864

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118. Md Azaz Khan*, Debasish Pradhan; Antiurolithc activity of Digera muricata Extract in Rats;Inventi rapid, Molecular pharmacology;0976-3956;1;2012;.214

, D Pradhan;Protective Potential of Flucourtia indica..Ulcer Inventi Impact: Ethnopharmacology;0976-7568;1(1), pg.19-21, 2012;.214

119. Rath B.P., Pradhan D;Antidepressant activity of Linum usitatissimum;IJPPR;0975-4873;1(2); pg.18-21, 2012;1.341

120. Dinesh Kumar, Puspesh Kumar Mishra, Anita V.K.Anand, pramod Kumar Agrawal and RanjitMohapatra. Isolation, synthesis and pharmacological evaluation of some novel curcumin derivatives as anticancer agents.Journal of Medicinal Plants Research,1996-0875,4( ), 2012

121. R.Mohapatra, S.K.Sahoo,N. Tribhuvan, J. Roul. Design and Characterization of Novel Biodegradable Polymer-Clay-Hydroxyapatite Nanocomposites for drug delivery applications.Asian J. of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences, 2249-622X, 2(11) ,2012

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122. Sunit Kumar Sahoo, Ranjit Kumar Giri, Sachin V Patil, Amulya Ratna Behera, Ranjit Mohapatra,Development of ultraviolet spectrophotometric method for analysis of lornoxicam in solid dosage forms, Tropical Journal of Pharmaceutical Research (Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Benin). 11(2), 269-273 (2012)

123. Amulyaratna Behera, Sunit Kumar Sahoo. Development and in vitro, in vivo evaluation of controlled release, biocompatible nanoparticles, Digest Journal of Nanomaterials and Biostruc-tures.2012;7 (1), 217(2012).

124. S.K.Sahoo, N. PatiS.V.Patil Improvement of flowability, compressibility and dissolution of aceclofenac by emulsion solvent diffusion with polyethylene glycol, ARS Pharmaceutica (Spain) 2012:53(2), 21-27(2012)

125. Sachinkumar Patil, Atmaram Pawar, Sunit Kumar Sahoo.Effect of additives on the physicochemical and drug release properties of pioglitazone hydrochloride spherical agglomerates, Tropical Journal of Pharmaceutical Research, 2012; 11 (1), 18-27 (2012).

126. J Roul, R Mohapatra, SK Sahoo.Montmorillonite Clay For Novel Nanoparticulate Drug Delivery Applications: A Comprehensive Review, Inventi Impact: NDDS.2012.

127. SV Patil, AP Pawar, SK Sahoo. Improved compressibility, flowability, dissolution and bioavailability of pioglitazone hydrochloride by emulsion solvent diffusion with additives, Die Pharmazie-An International Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences. 67 (3), 215-223 (2012).

128. Snehamayee Mohapatra, Rajat KumarKar, Debendra Kumar Mohapatra, Sunit Kumar Sahoo, Bhakti Bhusan Barik. Cefuroxime axetil loaded gastroretentive floating tabletsbased on hydrophilic polymers: preparation and in vitro evaluation. Brazilian Archives of Biology and Technology. 55 (2) 269-275(2012).

129. Amulyaratna Behera, Sunit Kumar Sahoo.Preparation and Evaluation of Glibenclamide-Loaded Biodegradable Nanoparticles, Tropical Journal of Pharmaceutical Research. 11 (3), 345-350(2012).

130. Ms.Subhasri Mohapatra, Prof. (Dr.) Sailesh Kumar Ghatuary,Dr. Shradhanjali Patra,” Formulation and Evaluation of Roxithromycin DispersibleTablets Using Super Disintegrants”, IOSR Journal of Pharmacy and Biological Sciences, Sep-Oct 2012,Volume 3, Issue 2, 17-20, Sep-Oct 2012,.

131. Tanmay Nayak, Dr.Sradhanjali Patra,” Stable polymorph of Quetiapine fumarate form II”, Journal of Pharmacy Research,5(8),4318-4318-4319, August 2012,

132. Antiurolithic activity cartava manga lour bark, S K Mekap, S Sahoo, P K Panda, Indian Journal of Natural Products & resources, Vol 2(1) , 28-33, 2011


133. Pharmacological evaluation from leaves of clerodendrum Indicum linn for antiulcer activity in animals, P R Mishra, P K Panda, Emerging Science , Vol-III (2), 2011

134. Anticancer activity selective cyclo oxgenase -2 inhibitor with conventional NSAIDS, D Pradhan, P K Panda, Asian Journal of Chemistry , Vol 23(1), 427-430, 2011

135. Nephroprotective effect of Bauhnia variegata (linn whole stem extract against cisplatin –induced nephropathy in rats, S R Pani, S Sahoo, S R Mishra, P K Panda, Indian Journal of Pharmacology , 253-7613, Vol 43(2), 200-202, 2011

136. Evalution of acute hypolipidemic activity of different plants extract in Triton WR1339 induced hypolipidemia in Albino rats. P R Mishra, P K Panda, Pharmacology on line , Volume 3, 925-934, 2011

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137. Antiulcer activity of Cassia mimosoides Bark Extract and its comparison with Ranitidine in Shay Rat. P K Mohanty, P K Panda, Research Journal Pharmacognosy & Phytochemistry , 0975-2331, Volume 3, 166-168, 2011

138. Study of antiulcer activity of Roots of Alangium salvifolium Linn. In pylorus ligated rates. P K Mohanty, P K Panda,International Research Journal of Pharmacy, Volume 2, 190-192, 2011

139. V J Patra, Wound healing activity of Spirulina Extract, B B Panigrahi, P K Panda, International journal of Pharmaceutical sciences Review and Research, Volume 6, 132-135, 2011

140. Natural polymersin drug delivery, T Satapathy, P K Panda, International Journal of Pharmacy & life sciences , 2244-6793, Vol 1(3), 90-97, 2011

141. Floating drug delivery system viagastriccretertion , T Satapathy, P K Panda, Emergency science , Vol-3(2), 29-32, 2011 advanced understanding in mechanisms epilepsy and potential new tretatemnt strategies , Handrad medicus , Vol 54(2), 2011

142. Antitumor and in-vivo Antioxidant activities of Pandanus odoritissimus Linn. Against ehrlich ascites carcinoma in swiss albino mice. D Pradhan, P K Panda, International journal of Pharmaceutical sciences Review and Research, Volume 8, 202-208, 2011

143. Visible spectrophotometric estimation of moxiflaxaci in bulk and its pharmaceutical formulation. S K Sahu, M Banarjee, pharmacologyonline 3,2011,1223-1233.

144. Simultaneous Quantification of Two Bioactive Lupane Triterpenoids from Diospyros melanoxylon Stem Bark, K.K. Rout, R.K. Singh, S.K. Mishra, Journal of Planer Chromatography, 24 (5), 376-380 (2011).

145. A new Clerodane-type γ –hydroxybutenolide Diterpene from the Bark of Polyalthia longifolia var. Angustifolia, G. Ghosh, B.B. Subudhi, M. Banerjee, S.K. Mishra, Indian Journal of Chemistry, 50B, 1510-1512 (2011).

146. Isolation and Characterization of 22,23-Dihydrostigmasterol (β-Sitosterol) from the Bark of Polyalthia longifolia var. Angustifolia, G. Ghosh, B.B. Subudhi, D. Mishra, P. Sudhir Kumar, S.K. Mishra, Asian Journal of Chemistry, 23 (3), 1341-1343 (2011).

147. Antihyperglycemic Activity of Root Bark of Polyalthia longifolia var. Pendula and Aerial Parts of Sida rhombifolia Linn.and its Relationship with Antioxidant Property, G. Ghosh, B.B. Subudhi, S.K. Mishra, Asian Journal of Chemistry, 23 (1), 141-144 (2011).

148. Evaluation of Anti-inflammatory and Analgesic Activity of Ixora coccinia Flower Extract, A. Bhattacharya, D.R. Kar, A. Sengupta, G. Ghosh, S.K. Mishra, Asian Journal of Chemistry, 23(10), 4369-4372 (2011).

149. Hepatoprotective Effect of Barringtonia acutangula Linn. Leaves on Carbon Tetrachloride-induced Acute Liver Damage in Rats, S. Mishra, S. Sahoo, K.K. Rout, S.K. Nayak, S.K. Mishra, P.K. Panda, Indian Journal of Natural Products and Resources, 2(4), 515-519 (2011).

150. Antimicrobial activity of Cressa cretica L., a Halophytic Plant, P. Sunita, S. Jha, S.P. Pattanayak, S.K. Mishra, Journal of Scientific Research, 4 (1), 203, (2011).

151. Antidiabetic Activity of Root of Sida acuta Linn. in Normoglycemic and Alloxan Induced Diabetic Rats, S. Jena, S.K. Mishra, G. Ghosh, P.K. Chand, Indian Drugs, 48 (3), 27- 33 (2011).

152. HPLC Method Development for Simultaneous Estimation of Nizatidine, Methyl Paraben and Propyl Paraben in Oral Solution, S. Sahoo, P.K. Panda, S.K. Mishra, Sabuj Sahoo, Indian Drugs, 48(11), 44-47 (2011).

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153. Study of antiulcer activity of roots of Alangium salvifolium Linn. in pylorus ligated rats, P.K. Mohanty, S.K. Panda, S.K. Mishra, P.K. Panda, Y.A. Jaliwala, P. Milind, Int. Res. J. Pharm., 2, 190-192, (2011).

154. Antibacterial Activity of Polyalthia longifolia var. Angustifolia Stem Bark Extract, G. Ghosh, B.B. Subudhi, L.D. Badajena, J. Ray, M.K. Mishra, S.K. Mishra, Int. J. Pharm. Tech. Res., 3 (1), 256 – 260 (2011).

155. Analgesic and Anti-inflammatory Activity of Methanol Extract of Scindopsus officinalis Root in Experimental Animals, S.K. Mishra, K.B. Satapathy, G. Ghosh, D. Das, Pharmacologyonline, 3, 396-411 (2011).

156. In-Vitro Antioxidant Potentials in leaves of Coleus aromaticus Benth And Rhizomes of Zingiber zerumbet(L.)SM., O.P. Rout, R. Acharya, S.K. Mishra, Journal of Applied Pharmaceutical Science, 1(8), 194-198 (2011).

157. Zingiber zerumbet(L.)SM., A Reservoir Plant for Therapeutic Uses: A Review, O.P. Rout, R. Acharya, S.K. Mishra, International Journal of Pharma World Research, 2(2), 1-22 (2011).

158. Pharmacognostical and Phytochemical Studies of Zingiber zerumbet(L.)SM. Rhizome, O.P. Rout, K.K. Rout, R. Acharya, S.K. Mishra, International Journal of Research in Ayurveda and Pharmacy, 2(3), 698-703 (2011).

159. Diagnosis,Prevention and Treatment of Dreadly Cancer : A Review, J. Sahoo, S.K. Mishra, D.K. Tripathi, Int. J. Pharmacol. Bio. Sci., 5 (2), 65 – 74 (2011).

160. Manvendra Singh Karchuli1*;Debasish Pradhan1

161. Md Azaz Khan,D Pradhan; Antiurolithic activity of Ageratum conzoides extract in rats.; Pharmacology;Online, Spain;1827-8620;3: Pg.953-958, 2011;.16

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162. S tripathy,S Parchuri,D Pradhan; Preliminary investigation of the plant H enneaspermus. Int Jour of Univ Pharmacy and Life Sc.;2249-6793;1(2),.Pg.239-248; 2011.

163. Sunit K Sahoo, Satyabrata Barik, Gourhari Dehury, Subhakanta Dhala, Subhakanta Kanungo, Bhakti B Barik, Kishore K Puhan. Evaluation of controlled release theophylline microspheres prepared with cellulose acetate using solvent evaporation method, Tropical Journal of Pharmaceutical Research, 10 (2)

164. AL Behera, SV Patil, SK Sahoo. Formulation and characterization of 5-flurouracil microspheres by solvent evaporation method ,International Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences. 3(1),32-35 (2011).

165. SV Patil, SK Sahoo. Improvement In Compressibility, Flowability and Drug Release of Glibenclamide by Spherical Crystallization With Additives. Digest Journal of Nanomaterials & Biostructures (DJNB).6 (4) (2011).

166. Susijit Sahoo, Bhakti Bhusan Barik, Nihar Ranjan Pani, Sunit Kumar Sahoo. Formulation and characterization of microemulsion of an anti-fungal drug. Journal of Pharmacy Research. 4(7) (2011)

167. S K Sahoo, A L Behera, S V Patil, B B Barik, M M Safhi. Consequences of Formulation Variables on Physicochemical Properties of Indinavir Sulfate Microspheres.Jordan journal of Pharmaceutical sciences. 2011:4 (3), 251-260 (2011)

168. N.K.Mishra, S. Bstia, G. Mishra, K.A. Chowdary, S. Patra, “ Anti-arthritic activity of Glycyrrhiza glabra, Boswellia serrata and their synergistic activity in combined formulation studied in freund’s adjuvant induced arthritic rats”Journal of Pharmaceutical Education and Research, 2(2),92-98, December 2011.

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169. V J Patra, Comparative heaptoprotective activity of different extracts of spirulina

against CCl4 induced live damage. B B Panigrahi, P K Panda, J.R International Pharmaceutical sciences review researches, 0976-044X, 200-202, 2010


170. Evaluation of anti flamatory activity of pandnus odoritissimus linn , Journals of Advanced, P D Panda P K Panda and D P Panda,Pharmaceutical research, Vol 210 (1), 61-64, 2010

171. Antinociceptive and anti-inflammatory effect of methandic extract of benin casa hispida fruit in rodents . , P D Panda P K Panda Asian Journals of Chemistry (International Journal), Vol 22(10), 7573-7579, 2010

172. Analgesic effects of extract from the leaves of stychnous nuxvomica linn, N Parida P K Panda, Indian Drugs, Vol 47 (4), 2010

173. Neuropharmacological screening of Alangiun salvifolium (linn) stem bark extracts in rats, N Parida P K Panda, Asian Journal of Chemistry, ( International Journal ), Vol 22 (10), 7507-7512, 2010

174. Effect of ocimum 171anctum and osmium bacillicum on blood glucose level in alloxan induced diabetes in rats , T Satapathy P K Panda, Emerging science, Vol -1 (10), 2010

175. Antiulcer activity methanolic extract of cassia angustifolia bark and its comparison with ranidine in shay rats , P K Mohanty P K Panda, Research Journal Pharmaceutics & technology , Vol 3 (3), 2010

176. Anticonvulsant activity of Alangium salvifolium steam bark., N Parida P K Panda, Hamdard Medicus , 0250-7188, Vol -53(4), 15-19, 2010

177. Evaluation of anti-GERD activity of Gastro-retentive drug delivery system of itopride Hydrochloride, Artificial cells Blood substitute & Biotechnology , T Satapathy P K Panda, Informa Health care 1073-1199, LABA 478197 IND , 1-8, 2010

178. Effect of Butea monosperma product leaf extract for anti hyper lipidemic activity in rabbits , D Pradhan, P K Panda, Indian Journal of Natural , Vol-26(4), 28-30, 2010

179. Comparative spectrophotometric estimation of cefepime hydrochloride in bulk and its pharmaceutical formulations. S K Sahu, M Banarjee, Journal of the Indian chemical society, 2010,87, 869-871.

180. Global Generic Drug Filing Procedures. S K Sahu, P Nandi, Indian Drug Manufacturing Association Bulletin, 2010, XLI (29), 1 to 7, 16-26.

181. Regulatory Procedures in EU: A Review, S K Sahu, P Nandi, The Pharma Review, 2010, 89-92.

182. Global Drug Master Filing Procedures. S K Sahu, P Nandi, The Pharma Review, 2010, 88-94.

183. Design and evaluation of a nanoparticulate system prepared by biodegradable polymers for oral administration of protein drugs. A Prusty, S K Sahu, Die pharmazie, 2010, 65, 824-829.

184. Two important biodegradable polymers and their role in nano particle preparation by complex coacervation method-A. A Prusty, S K Sahu, International journal of pharmaceutical and applied sciences , 2010, 1(2), 1-6.

185. Toxicological and regulatory consideration of pharmaceutically important nano particles. A Prusty, S K Sahu, Journal of current pharmaceutical research, 2010, 3(1), 8-12.

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186. Anti-hyperglycemic and Antioxidant Activity of Stem Bark of Polyalthia longifolia var. Angustifolia, G. Ghosh, D.M. Kar, B.B. Subudhi, S.K. Mishra, Der Pharmacia Lettre, 2 (2), 206 – 216 (2010).

187. Antimicrobial Potential of the Volatile Oil of Feronia limonia Swingle Leaves, S. Sahoo, D.K. Brahma, S.K. Mishra, S.R. Mishra, S. Sahoo, Indian Drugs, 47 (4), 69 – 71 (2010).

188. Preliminary Pharmacognostical and Phytochemical Evaluation of Coleus aromaticus Benth. Leaf, O.P. Rout, K.K. Rout, R. Acharya, S.K. Mishra, International Journal of Pharma World Research, 1(4), 1-19 (2010).

189. S Tripathy, D pradhan, M anjana; Antitumor and anti arthritic potential of A. Baccifera Linn.;IJPBS;0975-6299;1(3);PP.1-7; 2010;.47

190. D Pradhan,V Joshi, G Tripathy; Anticancer effect of S Trifoliatus on human breast cancer cell lines .;IJPBS;0975-6299;1(1),;Pg.1-9.; 2010;.47

191. S triathy, D Pradhan, M Anjana;Anti inflammatory and antiarthritic potential of Ammania Baccifera Linn.;IJPBS;0975-6299;1(3);pg.1-7; 2010;.47

192. P.K S, K.M P ,D.Pradhan , G.Tripathy, R B , S. Patnayak, S KSahoo; Antidiabetic and antioxidant activity of Sapindus trifoliatus linn.;IJPBS;0975-6299;1(2),pp1-7; 2010;.473.

193. P K Sahoo, D Pradhan, P BeheraPharmacological intervention.....adenosine receptors in diabetic neuropathic pain;JPR;2321- 4988;3(8),Pg.1798-1802,;2010;2.661

194. P K Sahoo, D Pradhan, P Behera; Neuroprotective effect of B Monnierri ..receptor in diabetic neuropathic pain.;JPR;2321- 4988;3(8)Pg.1806-1809,;2010;2.661.

195. D Pradhan,P K Panda,G Tripathy; Pharmacological evaluation of S trifoliatus. In EAC tumor bearing mice;IJTPR;0975-5160;1(2),pg.44-46,2010;1.114

196. AL Behera, SK Sahoo, SV Patil. Enhancement of solubility: a pharmaceutical overview, Der Pharmacia Lettre.2 (2),310-318 (2010).

197. AL Behera, SV Patil, SK Sahoo. Nanosizing of drugs: A promising approach for drug delivery, Der Pharmacia Sinica, 2010; (1), 20-28 (2010).

198. SV Patil, SK Sahoo. Pharmaceutical overview of spherical crystallization, Der Pharmacia Lettre. 2(1), 421-426 (2010).

199. Bibaswan Mishra, Susijit Sahoo, Prasanta Kumar Biswal, Sunit Kumar Sahoo, Bhupen Chandra Behera, Goutam Kumar Jana. Formulation and Evaluation of Torsemide intragastric buoyant sustained release microspheres. Journal of pharmacy research, 2010; 3 (4) (2010).

200. RK Sethi, SK Sahoo, PK Das, BB Barik. Effect of Dispersing Agent on the Characteristics of Eudragit Microspheres, Research Journal of Pharmaceutical Dosage Forms and Technology. 2 (1),67-71 (2010).

201. RK Sethi, P Guru, SK Sahoo, PK Das, BB Barik. Design and development of drug loaded microsphere by utilizing emulsion solvent evaporation method, International Research Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences. 1(1), 041-044 (2010).

202. Sradhanjali Patra, Rakesh Samantaray, Saswat Pattnaik and B. B. Barik,” Taste Masking of Etoricoxibby using Ion-Exchange Resin”.Pharmaceutical Development and Technology,15(5),511-517,Sep-Oct 2010

203. S. Patra, R. Sahoo, R. K. Panda, K. Himasankar and B.B. Barik, “In Vitro Evaluation of Domperidone Mouth Dissolving Tablets”, Indian Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences,72(6), 822-825,Nov-Dec 2010,

204. Sradhanjali Patra, Prafulla Kumar Das, Pravat Ranjan Guru,” Development of Metronidazole Mouth Dissolving Tablets” Journal of Advanced Pharmaceutical Research, 1,12-16,July-Sept 2010.



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Conference Proceedings-2010: 1. Heart Diseases – An Ayurvedic Perspective, O.P. Rout, R. Acharya, S.K. Mishra,

National Seminar on Preventive Cardiology in Ayurveda held at Rashtriya Ayurveda Vidyapeeth, National Academy of Ayurveda, New Delhi, on March 13-14, 223- 232 (2010).

2. Revitalizing Traditional Herbal Therapy by Exploring Medicinal Plants used for Jaundice: A Case Study of Gandhamardana Hill Range, Orissa, O.P. Rout, R. Acharya, S.K. Mishra, UGC-Sponsored National Seminar on Ethno Botany (Medicinal Plants) held at Department of Botany, Rairangpur College, Mayurbhanj, Odisha, on February 26-27, 81-92 (2010).

ANNEXURE-II GPAT- Qualified M. Pharm. Students

Sl No Name of the Student Year 1 Prachiprava Mishra 2010 2 Sumansudha Sethy 2010 3 Manoj Kumar Agrawal 2010 4 Swapnarani Khuntia 2011 5 Soumya Kanta Mohanty 2011 6 Barsha Giri 2011 7 Lili Singh 2011 8 Rashmita Jani 2011 9 Rakesh Kumar Khuntia 2011 10 Santosh Kumar Sahoo 2011 11 Debasish Choudhury 2011 12 Vinodini Marandi 2011 13 Manoj Kumar Behera 2011 14 Sunita Nag 2011 15 Soubhagya Ranjan Tripathy 2011 16 G. Suresh Kumar 2011 17 Singdha Sangita Sahoo 2011 18 Rajat Kumar Debata 2013 19 Pritam Mishra 2014 20 Hemanta Kumar Dash 2015 21 Subhasree Pradhan 2015

ANNEXURE-III

Ph.D awarded from Utkal University (Passed M.Pharm from Utkal University)

( For Last five years )

1. Dr. Mrutunjay Banjerjee 2. Dr. Agnimitra Dinda 3. Dr. Rajat Kumar Kar 4. Dr. Gitanjali Tripathy 5. Dr. Manoj Kumar Mishra 6. Dr. Amulya Ratna Behera

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7. Dr. Sanjay Kumar Karan 8. Dr. Biswa Ranajan Mohanty 9. Dr. Narendra Kumar Parida 10. Dr. R.K.Mahanta 11. Dr.Amaresh Panda 12. Dr. Snehamayee Mohapatra

Ph.D. SCHOLARS CONTINUING AT PRESENT

1. Mihir Kumar Kar 2. Rajesh Kumar Pothal 3. Santanu Ghosh 4. Susijit Sahoo 5. Basant Kumar Behere 6. Ranjan Kumar Sethi 7. Kishore Kumar Puhan 8. Saswat Pattnaik 9. Sandeep Acharya 10. Alok Ranjan Samal 11. Jyoti Ranjan Roul 12. Nilima Shukla 13. Biman Kumar Panigrahi 14. Prakash Chandra Senapati 15. Shyamalendu Tripathy 16. A. P. Dewani 17. S. Acharya

Ph.D. COURSE WORK COMPLETED APPLIED FOR REGISTRATION 1. Rama Chandra Rout 2. Swayan Siddha Tripathy 3. Jadav Sachin Manik 4. Debananda Cahampatisingh 5. Ansuman Sahoo 6. Biraja Prasana Ratha

Ph.D. COURSE WORK CONTINUING 1. Mrs. Reena 2. Satish Kanhar 3. Sribatsa Lacchana Das 4. Arun Kumar Das 5. Suman kumar Mekap

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ANNEXURE-IV

Awarded Ph.D from Utkal University, but passed M.Pharm from other University

1. Dr. Om Prakash Rout 2. Dr. Goutam Ghosh 3. Dr. Sachin Patil 4. Dr. Trilochan Satpathy 5. Dr. Prasanta Kumar Mohapatra 6. Dr. Suraj Sahoo 7. Dr. Sanjay Kumar Swain 8. Dr. Bibhuti Prasad Mishra 9. Dr. Prafulla Kumar Nandi 10. Dr. Amiya Kumar Prusty 11. Dr. Asish Pathak 12. Dr. Dinesh Kumar 13. Dr. Satyajit 14. Dr.M.S.Karchuli 15. Dr. Prasanta Kumar Sahoo

1. Dr. Prafulla Kumar Nandi, Global Head of Regularity Affairs, Apotex, inc,

ANNEXURE-V LIST OF DISTINGUISHED ALMUNI OF THE DEPARTMENT.

Bangalore. 2. Dr. Shakti Prasad Pattnaik, Associate Professor, BITS, Mesra, Ranchi. 3. Mr. Diptiman Patra, OFS, Treasury , Near Ram Mandir, BBSR 4. Mr. Sangram Keshari Dash, Qualified CDS and working in Defense Service 5. Mr. Amrit Khuntia, Qualified CDS and working in Defense Service 6. Dr. Minaketan Tripathy ,Senior Faculty at UITN Universty, Malaysia

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School of Women’s Studies


1. Name of the Department : School of Women’s Studies

2. Year of Establishment: 1996, UGC recognition in 1999 3. Is the Department part of a school? Yes

Faculty of Social Sciences

4. Names of programmes offered (UG, PG, M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters, Integrated Ph.D., D.Sc., D.Litt. etc.):

Name of the programmers offered Year of inception • M.A. a) Women’s Studies 1999 • Ph. D. in Women’s Studies 2001

5. Interdisciplinary programmes: Research collaboration with the Department of Geography, Sociology, Stastistics, Geology, Political Science and Public Administration of the University

6. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. Ravenshaw University, Cuttack, Odisha

7. Details of the programme discontinued: NA

8. Examination system:


Subject Examination System

M.A Women’s Studies Choice Based Credit system

Ph.D Women’s Studies Semester system

9. Participation of the courses offered by other Departments: Research collaboration with the Department of Geography, Statistics, Political Science and Anthropology, Public Administration(a) The syllabus under CBCS has been developed and following Courses are offered for students

of other Departments (Political Science, Sociology, Economics, Public Administration and Anthropology):

• Women and Disability • Women and Agriculture • Development of Feminist thoughts • Women and Disaster Management

(b) The students of School of Women’s Studies have been given the choice to opt for courses offered by other departments

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11. Faculty Profile

Name Qualification Designation Specialization No. of year of Experience

No of Ph.D/M.Phil students guided for last 4 years

Prof. Sabita Acharya

Ph.D(Anthropology.)

Director (Honorary)

Social Anthropology,Gender & Development

28 Ph.D(4-awarded+5 continuing) M.Phil-45(awarded)

Dr. Swarnamayee Tripathy

Ph.D(Public Administration)

Reader Course-coordinator ( Honorary)

Public Administration.

28 Ph.D awarded-02 Ph.D continuing-05 M.Phil guided-15

Dr. Aliva Mohanty

Ph.D(A&AEconomics)

Lecturer Demography Gender & Development

9 years 6 (submitted-1, Continuing-5)

Dr. Mamata Dash

Ph.D(Anthropology)

Lecturer Gender studies,Social Anthropology, Law

8 years Nil.

Date & Year 12. Senior Visiting Fellow:

Name & Designation of the Visiting Fellow, Emeritus Professors

Address

2010 Prof. S.Nag Gender Studies Dr. Annapuran Pandey Dept. of Social Anthropology, California

University Dr. Bonani Samal Gender Cell, Dept. of W&Cd, Govt.of Odisha Ms. Tapasi Praharaj National Secretary, AIDWA, New Delhi Ms. Sneha Mishra, State Secretary, We can International Campaign 2011 Prof. S. Vimla Master Trainer, Global Fund to eliminate

AIDS,TB and Malaria. 2011 Dr. Ashok Mangaraj OUAT, BBSR 2012 Dr. N. Pradhan Development Studies Mr. Akhshaya Kumar State Convenor, Yuva Kranti, Odisha 2013 Dr. Bijaya Mishra Retd. Head, Dept Smt. Bandana Pattnaik International Coordinator, GATW,Bangkok Sri J. Mohanty Gender Studies 2014 Smt. Madhumita Ray Program Coordinator, Action Aid, BBSR

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Dr. Ananta Giri Prof., Sociology , Central University, Mysore Dr.B.B. Dash General Manager, NTPC, BBSR Ms. Jayanti Ratha Retd. Director, Doordarshan ,Odisha Mr. Subrat Mishra Faculty, Centurian University 2015 Ms. Maria Aumillor Dept. of Social & cultural Anthropology,

Tuebingen University, Germany 13. Temporary Faculty (Guest Faculty) 25% of the Ph.D classes & 5% of the M.A. classes are taken by the guest Faculty(5years average) 14. Teacher and student ratio:

Programme Subject Teacher-student Ratio

M.A Women’s Studies 1:8 Ph.D Women’s Studies 1:2

15. Number of Academic support staff:

Support staff Number Status Office Assistant 01 Regular Peon 01 Casual Sweeper 01 Casual

16. Research thrust areas as recognized by major funding agencies: Sl. No. Funding

agency Name of the Project coordination Funds

Received 1 UGC Institutional Support for

Women in Odisha Departmental 75,000/-

2 UGC Women in Corporate House of Odisha

Departmental 75,000/-

3 UGC Women’s Participation in Cooperatives: Opportunities and Challenges – Special Reference to Diary Cooperatives

Departmental 50,000/-

4 University of Tropical Medicine and Health, University of London and CWDS, New Delhi

Work in Freedom

Departmental NIL

5 IAESD university, Rajasthan

R and R policy

Personal !,00,000/-

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17. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) National b) International Funding Agencies c) Total grants received> Give detail names of the funding agencies, project title and grants received project wise:

Funding Agency

Name of the co-ordinator

Name of the Project

Funds Received Period

UGC Prof. Sabita Acharya

Ethno-medicinal practices among the tribal communities of Keonjhar district, Odisha

Rs.9,00,000/- 2013-2016

ICSSR, NewDelhi

Dr. Aliva Mahanty

A Status Report on Refugees of Odisha

8,00,000 2014-2016

18 Inter-institutional collaborative projects and associated grants received. Sl. No. Name of the

collaborative Project Name of the Collaborative Institutions Funds Received

1 Work in Freedom University of Tropical Medicine and Health, University of London and CWDS, New Delhi

Nil

2 Dept. of W & CD, Govt. of Odisha

Gender Sensitization Training program for degree college Students of Dhenkanal district under Utkal University

3,67,000/-


Gender Sensitization Training programme for the University Students of Utkal University

1,00,000/-

4 University of Tropical Medicine and Health, University of Londonand CWDS, New Delhi

Work in Freedom

Nil


Evaluation of Govt. policies for women empowerment

Nil

19. Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST/UGC-SAP/CAS,DPE,DBT,ICSSR,AICTE etc total grants received.

The School of Women’s Studies is fully supported by Plan Fund received from UGC

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20. Research facility/ centre with State recognition- Depatment women and Child Development recognize the centre as

a development partner National recognition : given recognition by UGC, New Delhi Research in the areas of:

• Local Governance • Migrant Workers • Gender and Development issues • Impact Assessment of Public Policy

21. Publications in

(a) Research Journal: 31 (International, National)

Average Impact factor: 1- 2; Citation Index: • Peer Reviewed Journal-21 • Conference Proceedings-4 • Chapters in Book: - 6

(b) Books: 03 • Authored: 02 • Edited: 01

See Annexure-A for detail publication list (2010-15) 22. Areas of consultancy and income generated. –

Funding agency for consultancy

National International Title of the Project Grants received

Global Alliance for Trafficking Against Women, Bangkok

Migrants and perspective migrants: Preventing trafficking into Domestic and Garment work sectors in India, Nepal and BanglaDesh

Nil

National Alliance for Women, Odisha Chapter

Impact Assessment of the capacity building programme of the Elected women representatives at the panchayat level in Odisha

NIL

Chilika Development Authority

Impact of migration on women of Odisha

NIL

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23. Faculty selected nationally/ internationally to visit other laboratories/institutions/

industries in India and abroad :

a)Visit to other National Institutions by Faculty members -

Name of the Faculty Visit to National Institutions Prof. Sabita Acharya Central University,Shantiniketan,Viswa-Bharati,

University of Delhi,Delhi. Dr. Swarnamayee Tripath JNU, Delhi, Ambedkar University , Lucknow & Gayatri Vidya

Parishad, Vishakhapatnam, Gopabandhu Academy, Bhubaneswar, KIIT University

b) Visit to other International Institutions by Faculty members -

Name of The Faculty Visit to International Inbstitutions Prof.Sabita Acharya Tuebingen university, Germany.

Manchester University,U.K. Kunming,China University of Oxford, U.K

24. Faculty serving in. a) National committees:

• Prof. Sabita Acharya, Observer, Research methodology training progrmmes for Ph.D scholars by ICSSR,New Delhi.

• Dr. Swarnamayee Tripathy was nominated as Executive Director, institute of Public Policy Studies and Research,

Bhubaneswar, Joint secretary, Indian Institute of Public Administration,

Odisha chapter(2009-11) Associate Director, Development Research Institute, Bhubaneswar

• Dr.Aliva Mahanty Member of the Board of Studies of Women’s studies, Ravenshaw University Member of Board of Studies of Udayanath Autonomous College of Science &

Technology, Adaspur, Cuttack.

b) International Committees: Prof. Sabita Acharya is Associate partner in SFB1070 Research project, University of

Tuebingen,Germany. c) Editorial Boards:

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Prof. Sabita Acharya is editor for ’Man in Society’-A Journal of Department of Anthropology,Utkal University

• Dr.Swarnamayee Tripathy is member of the editorial Board of ‘Public Administrative Review’, A journal of Deptt. Of Public Administration, Utkal University, Public Policy Perspectives, Journal of Institute of Public Policy Studies and Research, Bhubaneswar

• Dr. Aliva Mahanty is Member of Editorial Board of School of Women’s Studies, Utkal University

d) Any other (Please specify). 25. Faculty recharging strategies (UGC, ASC, Refresher/ Orientation/ programme

workshop, training programme and similar programme) – Name of the Faculty Designation Programme Dr. Sabita Acharya Professor Workshops on Gender sensitization training

programmes for University and college students Dr.Swarnamayee Tripathy

Reader Orientation Programme on Values in Higher Education’, Utkal University Two Faculty Recharge Programmes, Utkal University on ICT & ICT supported Blended Learning

Dr. Aliva Mahanty

Lecturer Refresher Programme on “ Empowerment of Women” organised by Academic Staff College, Utkal University Orientation Programme on “ Value Education” organised by Academic Staff Colleges, Utkal University, Training programme on ‘Research methodology’ organised by, Asian Institute of Business Management, Bhubaneswar. ‘ Science and Technology for Women’organised by Dept of Science & Technology, Govt of India. on ‘Gender mainstreaming in Agriculture’ organised by National Institute of Agriculture for Women, Bhubaneswar on ‘Gender budgeting’ organised by Madhusudan Academy, Bhubaneswar. On “Gender Studies” organised by Academic Staff College, Utkal University,

26. In-house projects taken by students: Year % of students doing

projects Collaboration with other universities/ industry / institute

2010 5 % IIT Kharagpur, SSA, DPEP, Govt. of Odisha.

2011 6 % Trupty project, NRM

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2012 5 % NREGS, DRDA, Govt. of Odisha 2013 7 % AAINA, Action Aid 2014 5 % Peakok 2015 5 % Action Aid Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-departmental projects: 75%

26. Awards/ recognitions received at the national/ international level by: Sl No. Name of the Faculty Awards/Recognitions received 1 Prof. Sabita Acharya Associate partner in SFB1070 Research project, University

of Tuebingen,Germany 2 Dr.S. Tripathy • Executive Director, Institute Public Policy Studies &

Research • Associate Director, Development Research Institute • Member, Executive Committee, IIPA( Odisha

Chapter) • Member, Human Rights Centre, IIPA,(Odisha

Chapter) • Member, Research Committee, Odisha Political

Science Association 3. Dr. Aliva Mahanty • Member of IAWS, New Delhi

• Member of IAPS, New Delhi b) By Doctoral /post doctoral fellows: NA c) By Students: UGC JRF

27. Seminars/Conference/Workshops organized and the source of the funding (National/International/) with details of outstanding participants of if any. Year Seminar / Conference/ Workshop Source of funding 2010 Week long centenary celebration of

international women’s day 2nd March to 8th U.G.C. March 2010

2011 National workshop on “Capacity building of women for empowerment”

30th U.G.C. March 2011

2012 A workshop on “Women and Empowerment”

16th W. & CD. Deptt Govt. of Odisha

March 2012

A National Seminar on “Women and Local Governance”

20th Action Aid September 2012

A workshop on “Pictorial Representation on Women issues”

8th U.G.C. March2012

A National Seminar on “Women and Environment” in collaboration with P.G. Deptt. Of Sociology

28th U.G.C. March 2012

2013 Seminar on “Violence against Women” 8th U.G.C. March2013 workshop on “Legal Awareness and 13th U.G.C. July, 2013

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Sexual Harassment at Workplace” A workshop on “Role of Youth in

Nation building” 20th Nav Nirman

Sangha, New Delhi August, 2013

A seminar on “Protection of Child Right” was organised

16th Concern World wide, India

September 2013

A workshop on “Women and Peace” 17th NNS,New Delhi Sept.2013 2014 National Seminar on “Women and

Livelihood” 29th U.G.C. March2014

2015 National Seminar on “Globalisation and its impact on Women Trafficking in India”

10th U.G.C. March2015

28. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments : As per UGC guideline 29. Student profile programmme wise. M.A. (Women’s Studies)

Year of Assessment


Selected Pass percentages Male female Male

Female 2010-11 96 4 26 100 100 2011-12 88 3 27 100 100 2012-13 67 6 24 100 100 2013-14 36 4 20 100 100 2014-15 35 6 11 100 100

Student profile programmme wise. Ph.D (Women’s Studies) Year of Assessment


Selected Pass percentage Male female Male Female

2010-11 15 3 4 100 100 2011-12 16 2 5 100% 100% 2012-13 12 2 5 100% 100% 2013-14 13 0 05 100 100 2014-15 10 02 6 100 100

30. Diversity of students.(2010-15) Name of the programme (Refer to Qn. No.4)

Percentage of students from this same University

Percentage of the students from other University within the state

Percentage from Universities from outside of the state

Percentage of the students from other countries

M.A. 94 3.56 2 Nil Ph.D 99 0.08 0.02 Nil

31. How many students have cleared civil services and defense services examination, NET, SET, GATE are other competitive examinations give details category wise. JRF One RJNF Nil NET 17

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State Civil service 0 Bank Probationary Officers

08

Judicial Service 0 Teaching 02 Research Associates 07 Entrepreneurs 08 Working In NGO 05

• On an average, more than 60% of the students get selected in National level competitive Examinations

32. Student progression. Student Progression Percentages against enrollment UG to P.G. NA P.G. to M. Phil 30% P.G. to Ph. D. 20% Ph. D to Post Doctoral 0 Employed: Campus selection Other than campus recruitment

NA

60%-70% Entrepreneurs 18% 33. Diversity of staff. Percentages of the Faculty who are graduates Of the same University 75% From other universities within the state 0 From Universities from other state 25% From Universities outside the country 0 34. No of Faculty who were awarded M. Phil, Ph. D., D.Sc. and D.Litt during the assessment period: NIL 35. Present details of departmental infrastructural facility with regard to Infrastructure Facility given Library Text books, Reference Books-More than 2342

Study room with capacity: 10, open from 8a.m-4p.m, manned by the faculty

Internet 24x7 ICT Lab for students Total no.of computers connected with Internet-03 ICT Facility for staff Total no.of computers-05 A number of E-Journals subscribed annually

05 and a number of e-journals through INFLIBNET

Class room with AC 01 36. List of Doctoral /Post Doctoral students and research associates A. From the University-

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List of Doctoral students List of post-doctoral students List of Research Associate 1. Dr. Amrita Patel Nil 1.Gargee Pradhan 2. Pragyna Das 2. Rashmi Balwantaray Prof. Bijaya Mishra 3. Sailaja nandini 37. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new Programme(s) ? If so, highlight the methodology. YES

• UG and P.G courses under Choice Based Credit System, • Revised M.Phil. Course and Ph.D Course work have been introduced and the details were discussed

in the Teachers’ Council Meetings and Board of Studies Meetings

38. Does the department often get feedback from a. faculty -on curriculum as well as teaching-learning –evaluation? If yes, how does the department utilize the feedback? YES.

• The key points have been discussed and suggestions have been implemented.

The matter is discussed in the Teachers' Council of the Department and steps are taken. Following steps were taken; i) 2014 – Curriculum was revised and Choice Based Credit system was introduced for students.

b. Students and staff- and how does the department utilize the feedback? YES.

Key points are discussed in the Teachers’ Council and suggestions of the students

are taken into account.

c. Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the

department utilize the feedback? YES.

The suggestions are discussed among faculty members and steps are taken for implementation.

39. List the distinguished Alumni of the department ( Maximum 10 ) Sl. No

Distinguished alumni of the department

Present status of the Alumni

1 Dr. Amrita Patel State Programme Co-ordinator, State Resource Centre for Women, Govt. of Odisha

2. Ipsita Pattnaik Lecturer, Udayanath Autonomous College for Science & Technology.

3. Drishanka Dyutisikha Lecturer, Udayanath Autonomous College for Science & Technology.

4. Subhashree Samal Programme Coordinator CARD, Bhubaneswar 5. Pusparaj Mohanty UN Women(INGO) , Somalia, South Africa 6. Arundhati Pradhan Addl. Tahasildar, Biridi, Cuttack 7. Dr. Meera Swain Lecturer in Anthropology, Central University, Koraput.

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8. Kunja Bihari Behera P.O, Syndicate Bank 9. Bidhubusan Pati P.O., Punjab National Bank 10. Swaha Das District Co-ordinator, AAINA 40. Give details of student enrichment programme ( Special lectures/ Work shops /

seminar) evolving external experts. • There is Seminar programme in the Department on Saturdays, where eminent personalities on

specific topics on students’ demands are invited and discussions are held

and faculty members give talks on topics of mutual interest.

• Students actively participate in the Conferences, Seminars and Workshops

Organized in the Department (List given below).

• Eminent Social Scientists are invited to the Department to deliver Colloquium talks

Special lectures (list given below) .

List of Conferences, Seminars, and workshops organized (2010-2015): Seminars- 05 Workshops- 9

• Refer to Annexure-D List of Special Lectures delivered by Eminent Social Scientists (2010-2015) : A special lecture on HIV/AIDs and Gender” was delivered by Sister Vimla, Master

trainer, XIMB, BBSR A special lecture on Technology transfer and women” was delivered by Sri Ashok

Mangaraj, OUAT, BBSR A Special lecture on “ Gender mainstreaming in development” was delivered by

Prof. Subrat Mohapatra, Centurian University, BBSR A Special lecturer on “Feminism in India” by Dr. Ananda Satpathy of Pandichery

University. A Special lecturer on “Gender perspectives of Development”by Smt. Supriya Pattnaik

of DFID A Special lecture on “ Maternal and Child Health” by Dr.Nandini Mishra, faculty,

Home Science, OUAT. A Special lecture on “Gender perspectives of education” by Maria Aumiller,

Tuebingen University, Germany. A Special lecture on “Trafficking and Women” by Miss Bandana Pattnaik , Co-

ordinator, GATW, Bangkok, Thailand

41. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes. a) Black Board Talks with details b) Multimedia presentation c) Project work supervised by faculty members

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d) Case Method of Teaching e) Study material is given to students 42. How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and learning outcomes are monitored? Learning input is given through

• Continuous evaluation in the class. • Quiz • Mid Semester Examination • Interaction Sessions in the tutorial classes • Seminar Presentation

The learning outcomes are monitored through

i) Placement of the students in various National Institutions,

ii) Qualifying in different national level examinations,

iii) Joining in the Ph.D programme of National Institutions,

iv) Preparing for National level competitive Examinations for placement 43. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities

a) Relief work during calamities. Students visited Flood affected area of GOP block, Puri district to assist and interact

with the affected women & Children in collaboration with Vivekananda Memorial Foundation in Sept. 2011

b) Cultural activities Students participated in We care Film Festival organized by AINA in Oct. 2011

c)Study Tour d) Cleanliness drive (Swachha Bharat Abhijan) e) Participation of students in Cricket match, Badminton. f) Participation in NSS activities g)Participation in Gender sensitization programmes on regular basis h)Participation in youth camps

44. *Give details of beyond syllabus scholarly activities of the Department. • Students are encouraged to attend orientation programme at various National

Institutions like V.V.Giri National Labour Institute, IPPSR, Gabesana Chakra and DRI etc.

• Faculty members and students attend colloquium talks/seminars at different Universities and research organization

• Students working in experimental research work use the facilities at NCDS and NAWO • Participation in Skill based workshops

*Annexure-B is attached separately 45. State whether the programme / department is accredited/ graded by other agencies?

Yes .

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Accredited by UGC as a centre for research and development on Gender issues since 1997

• School of Women Studies (SWS), Utkal University received UGC recognition and financial assistance under Ninth Plan period (1997-2002) with provision of Rs.5,00,000 (5 Lakh) per annum. The Ninth Plan period was extended upto 31.03.2004 for financial settlement.

• Tenth plan project was implemented from 01.04.2004 to 31.03.2007 with a provision of Rs.10,00,000 (10 Lakh) per annum and later the period was extended to 30.09.2007.

• The Eleventh Plan continued from 01.10.2007 to 31.03.2012 with provision of Rs. 12 Lakh per annum.

• The UGC recognized SWS as Nodal Centre of the Odisha State as well as recognized centre under Phase –III groups (Super class) visit of the UGC peer team and outstanding achievement in field of research, teaching, training, field work, etc. .

• The Twelve Plan period is continuing w.e.f. 01.04.2012 with provision of Rs. 65 Lakh per annum. UGC has taken a tremendous steps for strengthening Women’s Studies Centres in Indian Universities. The SWS is also coming under Phase-III under 12th

Plan Period.

46. Briefly high light the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge- basic or applied. –

*Teaching, Training, Research & Publication, Field Work, Advocacy, Network and Clustering are the main activities of the Centre

i) Teaching : i) M.A. in Women’s Studies since 2000 ii) Ph.D in Women’s Studies since 2002 iii) Students intake 30

ii) Training : i) Soft skill training to the students ii) Pre-placement training to students iii) Orientation / Refresher programme for University / College teachers iv) Entrepreneurship training programme for SSG Members v) Awareness Training Programme for Women PRI Members.

iii) Research & Publication

i) Departmental Research on Particular Issue ii) Students’ Research work in different issues iii) UGC / CSIR fellow pursuing Ph.D. Research work. iv) UGC special assistance for research work v) Research work as sponsored by external funding agencies on women issues vi)Publication of monographs,books and research studies

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• Research work of faculty members in the areas of Women empowerment, Gender and Development Issues, and Gender and Climate Change, Gender Audit, Trafficking, Sexual Harassment at workplace are published in reputed International and National peer reviewed journals (with more than 31 research publications during last 5 years).

*Annexure-C is attached separately

• Faculty members give talks on recent developments in emerging areas relating to various gender issues and gender sensitization training in the affiliated colleges.

47. Details five major strengths (weakness, opportunities and challenges (SWOC) of the department. Strengths:

Our position in the state: The school of Women’s Studies is the only centre in the state to have a Library on women’s studies

Student’s employability: Our students are placed through National Level Competitive Examinations. Our students get selected in national level competitive Examinations for Bank Probationary Officers, State Civil Service, Indian Civil service etc

Research: Faculty members are sincerely engaged in research activities and they regularly participate in national and international conferences by presenting research work.

Publications: The centre has published many research studies on gender and development ( refer to Annexure-VI)

Weakness: a) Non-implementation of UGC Plan period guideline from 10th to 12th

b) The Centre is waiting to become a full fledge department

Plan on aspects of salary, staff structure,

c) Absence of a permanent Director d) Practically no funding for infrastructure development, maintenance of the buildings. e) Meagre funding for class room up gradation. f) Absence of Computer professional g) Failure to reach our full potential in terms of research h) Failure to reach our full potential for placement of students

Opportunities: (a) Collaboration with other departments, nearby institutions. (b) Interdisciplinary/multi-disciplinary research work (c) Involvement in socially relevant outreach program for the under privileged section of the society. (d) Helping disadvantaged women and children of the society (e) Motivating the students to become good human beings Challenges: (a) To contribute trained manpower to the country. (b) To initiate research in emerging areas of contemporary relevance ( c) To improve the quality of teaching

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(c) To take the leadership in bringing change and assist in the process of women’s development in the State. (e) Participation in International faculty exchange programmes. (f) International student exchange programme 48. Future plans of the Department:

Focus of research for the Department will be on a) Urban Governance b)Rural Governance c) Gender and Development issues particularly land rights of displaced and rights of women workers

To Develop the Department as a centre for providing Internship programme to social workers in association with NGOs ,

Skill Building of students for employability Providing Assistance for NET and Civil Service preparation by students Course Redesigning

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ANNEXURE –A Publications in Journals 2010-11 1.“Witch Hunting Practices And Health Problems Among Tribal And Rural Societies of Orissa” , S.Acharya, in Man in Society, A journal of Department of Anthropology, Utkal University,VolXIX 2. “Indigenous Knowledge System and Methods of Treatment used by the bonesetter of Orissa”, S.Acharya, in Sustainable Use of Medicinal Plant (ed.) Pati R.N., Swaroop Pant Publication, New Delhi

3.“Is Matriarchal Family System a better alternative for Women in Indian Society”, P.Mahapatra and S.Tripathy, ‘Social Science Explorer’ Vol. 1, ISSN No. 0976-1969, P.55-64, 2010

4.‘Self Help Group: A Tool of Economic Empowerment’, S.Tripathy ,Public Administrative Review, Special issue, ISSN-2249-3360,2011

5.Corporate Social Responsibility,S. Tripathy, Public Administrative Review , Vol XII, 2011

6. “Dynamics of Adolescent Fertility behaviors in India”, Dr. A. Mohanty, International Journal of Agricultural and Statistical Science, Vol. 6, Issue-2, P.377-386, ISSN No. 09731903, Peer Reviewed

2011-12

1. “Socio-psychological problems of ASHA workers- A case study of Balipatna Khurda”, S.Acharya, paper sent for publication by CAS Department of Anthropology, Utkal University, Bhubaneswar.

2.“Impact of development induced displacement: A Study on Dandakaranya Project, S. Tripathy , Public Policy Perspectives,Vol XII, 2012,P80-89

3.Corruption:Role of Civil Society in India’, S. Tripathy Public Administrative Review, Vol 13, ISSN-2249-3360,2012

2012-13 4. “State of Health and Health service delivery system in Scheduled Districts of Orissa: A look” , S.Acharya, (International) Journal of Indian Anthropological Society (Vol.47,No.1, March) Kolkata.

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5. “Health and well-being: Traditional Knowledge, Beliefs and Practices among the Kondhs of Orissa”, S.Acharya, in a book, Ethics Health and Medicine by Manak Publishing House, New Delhi.

6. Shining Odisha and its Women Migrants, S.Tripathy, Journal of Indian Institute of Public Administration, vol21, 2013

7. Deepening Democracy through Local Governance in India, S.Tripathy & S.Swain Public

Administrative Review, Vol 13, ISSN-2249-3360, 2013

2013-14

8. ”Development Projects and Displacement: Impact on Rural and Tribal Women of Odisha” in ‘Man in Society” (Ed.) by S.Acharya in the Journal of P.G. Department of Anthropology, Utkal University, Bhubaneswar. 9. “Globalization and Urban-ward Migration: Structure and Dynamics of Saliasahi slum of Bhubaneswar, Orissa”, S.Acharya in Human Ecology – in an Era of Globalization and Urbanization (Anthropological Dimension ) by A.K. Sinha and K.Sharma , Serials Publications, New Delhi

10. Emerging dimensions of Indian democracy: study in the eve of elections to 16th

11. Nature of emerging women leadership in grass root politics, S.Tripathy . & S.Swain,

Public Administrative Review, Vol XIII, ISSN-2249-3360, 2014

Lok Sabha, S.Tripathy, Public Policy Perspectives, Vol. XIII,2014

12. Corporate and Women Empowerment in Odisha, S.Tripathy & L Pradhan, Odisha

Review, Vol LXX, no.5,Dec , P51-62(2013)

13. Health Hazards by Sea Cyclones in Odisha,The Super Cyclone and The Phailin, S.tripathy, I. Jena & M.Patra, Odisha Review, LXX, Vol4, Nov.ISSN0970-8669,( 2013)

14. “Social Exclusion for the Status of 3rd Gender People of Odisha” , International Journal for Social Science and Research, Dr. A. Mohanty, Vol. 3, Issue-11, P.23-25, ISSN No. 22778179, peer reviewed/impact factor 1.8651

15. Globalization and its Impact on the Economic Status of women working in the Textile Industries in Odisha, IJCRSS, Dr. A. Mohanty, Vol. 1, Issue.2, P.34-38, ISSN No. 2349019 Peer Reviewed

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16. “Good Governance-A mechanism for women empowerment in Odisha”, Vision, Dr. A. Mohanty, Vol. 34, Issue-4, P.53-61, ISSN No. 22499857, Peer Reviewed

2014-15

1 7 . Women and Self Help Groups in India: Exploring Social Citizenship Through Empowerment, S.Tripathy, International Journal for contemporary research in Social Sciences, Vol VI, pp71-78,ISSN2349-0195,(2015)

1 8 . Overhauling the Public Distribution system:A necessity for SMART Governance, S.Tripathy, B.Rath & K Routray,Journal of IIPA, regional Branch, odisha,VolXVVII,p151-160(2015)

19. “Resettlement and Rehabilitation of Displaced Women-A survey of recent literature in India”, International journal of multi disciplinary research and development, Dr. A. Mohanty, Vol. 2, Issue.4, P. 709-714, ISSN No. 23495979, Impact Factor 3.762

20. “Self-Help Group-An innovative initiative for development of Rural women of Odisha”, Paripex-Indian Journal of Research, Dr. A. Mohanty, Vol. 4, Issue.4, P. 42-44, ISSN No. 2250199, Peer Reviewed/Impact Factor 3.4163

21. “Micro finance-A Mechanism for empowering the Rural Women Entrepreneurs of Odisha”, ICRJMSS, Dr. A. Mohanty, Vol. 1, Issue.2, P. 232-239, ISSN No. 2394769, Peer Reviewed

Conference Proceedings (2010-15)

1. Gendered Language and Role and Adolescent Personality, Paper presented by S.Tripathy .at Inter-Union Anthropological Congress, held at KIIT University, on 27th

2. “Contribution and participation of Rural Women of Odisha in Agriculture”, Paper presented by Dr. A. Mohanty at Understanding Politics and Society held at Berhampur on 05-11-2011, ISSN No. 22311114

Dec,2012

3. “Socio Economic Problem faced by Women in Diary Cooperatives”, Paper presented by Dr. A. Mohanty at 5th Statistics Day Celebration (Directorate of E & S) at Bhubaneswar on 30-05-2011, ISSN No. 20112425

4. “Empowerment of Women through SHG”, Paper presented by Dr. A. Mohanty at 7th Statistics Day Celebration (Directorate of E & S)at Bhubaneswar on 05-06-2013, ISSN No. 20112432

Chapters in edited books (2010-15)

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1. ‘Gender Dimensions of Development Induced displacement: An Analysis of Public Policy in India’,2015, S. Tripathy in Mamata Swain et al(ed.)‘Gender Dimensions of Displacement and Resettlement’ ISBN978-93-8357-543-5,SSDN Publishers, New Delhi (2015)

2. Women and Environmental Movement in India’, S.Tripathy, in Climate change and Politics of Development’, edited by Dr. K.B.Das & Dr. G.dash, ISBN9789381839218 (2013)

3. ‘Widow and Social exclusion’, S.Tripathy, in Navneeta Rath ,et.al (ed.) Social Exclusion and Gender, Abhijeet Publication, New Delhi, ISBN: 978-93-5074-001-9(2012)

4. ‘Consumers and Globalisation in Rural India’, S.Tripathy in Globalisation and Consumer Rights: Emerging Dimensions, Abhijit Publication, New Delhi, ISBN-978-93-5074-040-8 (2012)

5. Changing terms of political discourse-Women’s movement in India, Dr. A. Mohanty, in Contemporary Issues and social movements in India, Editor- Ashis Kumar Das, Publisher-Sarup Book Pub, ISSN No. 9788176259293, p1970-2010

6. Social Exclusion of Women and its reflection on the emerging labour market in India, Dr. A. Mohanty, in Social Exclusion and Gender/DR.M Chinara, DR.N Mohanty, Dr.A Mohanty, ISBN No. 9789350740019, p115-136

Books Authored (2010-2015) 1. Development of Rural Women, Dr. Aliva Mohanty, Yash Publication, New Delhi, ISBN No. 8189537121

2. Women in India, Dr. Aliva Mohanty , DDCE, Utkal University

Edited Book (2010-15)

1. Social Exclusion & Gender : Some Reflections, Page No. 0 to 391, Edited By:Prof. N rath, Dr.M.Chinara,DR.N.Mohanty,Dr.A.Mohanty , Abhijit Publications, New Delhi

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Annexure-B

Beyond Syllabus Scholarly activities of the students: i) Students’ exposure visit to village of Chadeheikhia near Konark in of Puri District in Sept. 2010. To conduct a PRA study.

ii) Faculty & Students visited to Directorate of Research Centre on Women in Agriculture, Bhubaneswar to learn the application of appropriate technology for women working in the agricultural sector in Feb. 2010

iii) Students’ exposure visit to CARD for interaction with women SHG members to see the rain water harvesting process, herbal medicine extraction and preservation in the year March 2010.

iv) Students exposure visit to gather information on Livalihood of women weavers of Maniabandh Village of Athgarh Block of Cuttack District in Nov. 2010 Networking with the students of Berhampur University on the seminar on “Development Induced Displacement” held on Aug. 2010

v) Students exposure visit to gather information on preparation of morning snacks for the children under ICDS scheme by the SHG member members of Jyoti Federation of TIGIRIA Block of Cuttack district in Nov. 2010 Interaction of the students with the team members of We Can South Africa on April 2011.

vi) Students exposure visit to interact the Women Prisoners of the state in the Jharpada Jail & to create an interface between jail authorities & prisoners to undertake some reforms to make the lights of the Women Prisoner better & to provide them moral counseling in the month of Nov. 2011.

vii.The School has organised a seminar on “Violence against Women” on 8th

March 2013.

viii. The School has organised a workshop on “Legal Awareness and Sexual Harassment at Workplace” on Sept.2013.

ix. A workshop on “Role of Youth in Nation building” was organised by the School in collaboration with Nava Nirrman Sangha on Nov.2013

x. A seminar on “Protection of Child Right” was organised by the School in collaboration with Concern World Wide,India on Dec2013 xi.The Students of the School had gone to “Mission AHSHRA” of Khurda district to study the socio-economic problems of the women inmates of Mission ASHRA. and suggest appropriate strategies for improving the condition of the inmates in Sept 2014.

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xii. A health camp was organized by the school in Nischintakoili block in the month of Feb. 2015 to provide free health services to the villagers. xiii. On the eve of international Women’s day, on 8th

March, 2015 the students and faculties have organized one signature campaign for protection of girl child and a Sensitization programme on adolescent reproductive health in the slums of Bhubaneswar.

xiv. An interdepartmental street play (relating to women issues) and mock parliament (relating to women’ rights) competition was organized by the dept. on , March 2015 . The students have actively participated in these competitions and won the prizes xv.The students have participated a youth camp organized by Youva Kranti on July, 2014 at New Delhi. The students have participated a workshop of Research study on “Women in Prison” organized by W& CD Dept. Govt. of Odisha. xvi. The faculties and students have participated on a workshop on “ Beijing +20 Review” organized by Dept. of Sociology and Centre for Social Research, New Delhi on Sept. 2014 xvii.The students and faculties have participated on “International Women’s day Symposium on Women and Development in Odisha” on Nov.2014, organized by Development Research Institute and Dept. of public Administration, Utkal University. xviii. The students and faculties have participated on Guest talk on “Sexual harassment at work place” organized by the Dept. of Sociology, Utkal University. xix. The students have participated in “We Care Film Festival” organized by one reputed NGO AAINA on 7th-8th

Sept. 2015

xx. The School organized one awareness programme on ‘Gender Discrimination in society” in a slum and the students and faculties have participated in it.

Annexure-C

Involvement of the Department in various activities.

I. Publications

• News Letters (Quarterly) • Students’ News Letter (Yearly) • Annual Report (Yearly) • Monograph-i(Gender Discrimination in Land Ownership) • Monograph-II(A Case Study of the Fisher Women of The Chilika Lake in Odisha) • Monograph-III(Violence Against Women in Odisha) • Monograph-IV(Family Court in Odisha: A Case Study of Undivided Cuttack

District) • Monograph-V(Social Context of Women in Odisha) • Gender Indicators of Odisha

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• Gender Budget Initiatives • A Situational Analysis of Women in Odisha • Gender and Disaster-Identification of Issues and Training in the context of super

cyclone in Odisha • Book: Social Exclusion and Gender: Some Reflections • Women’s Participation in Co-Operatives: Opportunities and Challenges • Institutional Support for Women in Odisha • Women in Corporate Houses of Odisha: Challenges and Opportunities

II) Research

• Issues and Challenges of Tribal Women in Odisha: With special Reference to Food Security(UNDP-IMAGE) supported, Report submitted 2007

• Institutional Support for Women in Odisha (2011-UGC sponsored) • Women in Corporate House of Odisha92012-UGC sponsored)

V) Advocacy :

• Gender budgeting

• State Policy for women

• Anti trafficking laws

• Implementation of PC & PNDT Act

• Implementation of Vishakha guidelines

• Anti-sexual harassment cell

VI) Clustering i) Other Deptt. Of the University

i) Seminars & Prgrammes are organized in collaboration with other departments of the University like, Deptt. of Sociology, Law, Political science, History, Economics, Anthropology, Psychology, Development Journalism, Population Research Centre etc.

ii) Non-UGC Women’s Studies Centres

i) Directorate of Research Centre on Women in Agriculture, Bhubaneswar ii) Office of the Commission for Women, Govt. of India & Odisha iii) Dept. of Women & Child Development, govt. of Odisha. iv) Office of the State Social Welfare Board, Govt. of Odisha.

iii) Other Universities i) Collaboration programme with Berhampur University, Ravenshaw University, Sambalpur University, Utkal University of Culture in Oisha, North Odisha University & Fakir Mohan

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University, Central University, Hyderabsd, Jadavpur Univrsity, Kalyani University, West Bengal

iv) Colleges within & Outside the University

i) NISWASS ii) Udaya Nath College, Adashpur – iii) Ramadevi Women’s College – iv) Ravenshaw College – v) BJB college, Bhubaneswar vi) SatyaSahi women’s College, BBSR vii) Kmala Nehru Womens’ College, BBSR viii) Nayagarh Women’s College, Nayagarh

VII) Partnership

School of Women’s Studies is conducting programmes / Seminars/ Workshops/ Training programmes / Sensitization programmes etc with the University departments, other Universities / colleges / NGOS (AINA, PECUC, Action Aid, Sanshristi, Task Force, AIDWA, NAWO, CYSD, SPARCH, PRIA, BASIX, NIRNAYA, SMRC, CENDERET etc.)

Annexure- D Faculty members on a regular basis present Papers in conferences, seminars, workshops, & symposia. The list is given below:

S. N. Title of the Paper Presented

Title of conference / seminar

Date of the Event (DD-MM-YYYY)

Organized By Level of Organization

1

Resettlement and Rehabilitation Policy for Displaced Women of Odisha

Indian Anthropology Congress 2015

21-02-2015

Department of Anthropology, Utkal University and SCSTRTI, Govt of Odisha

International

2

Strategies for Empowering the Women through Higher Education

Institute of Public Policy Studies and Resarch

14-12-2014 Department of Political Science, Utkal University

Local

3

Reproductive Health of Adolescent Girls of Rural Odisha

Empowering Families and Communities through Home Science Education

30-03-2015

P.G. Department of Home Science, Rama Devi Women's Autonomous College

Local

4 Orientation of Out rich 22-07-2015 ICAR-Central National

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Youth for Accelerating Gender Sensitization

Strategies for Dissemination of Institutional Innovations for Engendering Agriculture

Institute For Women In Agriculture

5 Gender Work and Health

Training Programme for Officials NGO's and Students

02-07-2015 State Labour Institute, Odisha National

6

Feminist Research Methodology: A Prospective for Women of Odisha

Strategies For Dissemination of Gender Perspective among the Women in Agriculture

02-07-2014 Directorate of Agriculture for Women

National

7

Good Governance: A Mechanism for Empowerment of Rural Women of Odisha

Globalization and the Feminist Prospectives

04-11-2011 Berhampur University National

8 Womens Studies: A Prospective for Future Genaration

Curriculum Frame Work for Womens Studies

04-04-2010 Udaynath College, Adashpur, Cuttack National

9

Impact of Globalisation working in unorganized sector in Odisha

Globalization and its various dimensions for the development of Women

09-09-2011 Udaynath College, Adashpur, Cuttack National

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Diploma in Yoga Therapy Degree in Human Consciousness and Yogic Science

Department of Sanskrit Evaluative Report of the Programme

1. Name of the Programme – P. G. Diploma in Yoga Therapy (PGDYT)

Master Degree in Human Consciousness and Yogic Science (MDHCYS) P.G. Department of Sanskrit

2. Year of establishment - 1957 3. Is the Department part of a School/Faculty of the university? Faculty of Arts 4. Names of programmes offered - P.G., MRD, M. Phil., Ph.D., D.Litt.

Names of Programmes Level of the Programme Number of existing Programmes

MDHCYS P.G. 2010- 13 Ph.D. Course work (2010- Cont.) PGDYT (UGC INNOVATIVE PROGRAMME)

P. G. DIPLOMA 2010- 13

5. Interdisciplinary programmes and departments involved : P. G. Department

of Sanskrit 6. Details of programmes discontinued, if any, with reasons – :

• P.G. Diploma in Yoga Therapy, the UGC innovative programme terminated on 31st

• Master Degree in Human Conscious & Yogic Science, discontinued due to lack of required number of applicants and faculties to support the Course in self- finance mode.

March 2013 after completion of tenure

7. Examination System: Annual/Semester/Trimester/Choice Based Credit System – Semester with Choice Based Credit System

Exam. Pattern Programmes under the Pattern

Total Number (Exam.)

1 year Course PGDYT 2 Semesters 2year Course MDHCYS 4 Semesters Pre- Doctoral Course work Ph. D. 1 Semester

8. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments –

Students participate in seminars and workshops conducted by P. G. Department of Sanskrit


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Name Qualification Designation Specialization

No. of Years of Experience/ Research/ Teachuing

No. of Ph.D./ M.Phil.

Students guided for the last 4 Years

32 years Radhamadhab Dash Ph.D.

Professor (Direct)

Literature & Grammar 28 years

Ph.D. - 03 M. Phil. - 17

Prativa Manjari Rath Ph.D.

Professor (CAS)

Literature & Veda 25 years

Ph.D. - 03 M.Phil. - 06

Subash Chandra Dash Ph.D.

Reader (CAS) & Head

Indian Philosophy, Literary criticism, Pali, Buddhism & Manuscriptology

Ph.D. - 07 M.Phil. - 04

10. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty-programme –wise information

Level of the Programme Number of existing Programmes

Percentage

MDHCYS P.G. 90% Ph.D. 40% PGDYT P. G. DIPLOMA 90%

11. Programme-wise Student Teacher Ratio:

Level of the Programme

Teacher student ratio

MDHCYS 1:5 PGDYT 1:5

12. Research facility/centre with

• State recognition • National recognition • International recognition

Research facilities- • Library facility for students with excellent books on the subject.

13. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industries or corporate bodies: Nil 14. Publications:

• Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals; national/international • Monographs

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• Chapters in Books • Edited Books • Books with ISBN with details of publishers • Number listed in International Database (For e.g. Web of Science, Scopus,

Humanities International Complete, Dare Database-International Social Science Dictionary, EBSCO host,etc)

• Citation Index-range/average • SNIP • SJR • Impact Factor-range/average • h-index

Nature of Publication

2015- 14 2014- 13 2013- 12 2012- 11 2011- 10

papers published in peer reviewed journals

01 04 04 03 07

Monographs

- - - 01 01

Chapters in Books

03 01 03

Edited Books

02

Books with ISBN with details of publishers

01 02 01 01

Modules 02 01 01 (Details are reflected in ANNEXURE NO.-1) 15. 24. Areas of consultancy and income generated: Yoga Consultancy for the common

people as well as for the inmate of the University Campus free of cost. 16. Faculty selected nationally/internationally to visit other

• Member of Expert Committee – Prof. P.M. Rath and Dr. S.C. Dash of Yoga, Dept. of Ayush, Govt. of Odisha

a) Visit to other National Institutions by Faculty members-

Name of the Faculty Visit to National Institute R. M. Dash • Sandipani Rastriya Vedavidya Pratisthan, Ujjain

• School of Vedic Studies, Rabindra Bharati University,

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Kolkata • Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan, Head Qrs- New Delhi,

Sadashiva Campus, Puri • Central University, Tripura • North Odisha University, Baripada, Odosha • Vishvabharati University, Shantiniketan, West Bengal

P.M. Rath • Rabindranath Tagore School of Indian Languages,

Assam University, Silchar, Assam 2015 • Dept. Of Sanskrit, Ranchi University, Ranchi 2013 • Center of Advance Study in Sanskrit (CASS),

University of Pune, Puna January 2014 • CASS, University of Pune, Puna December 2014 • Member of Expert Committee of Yoga, Dept. of

Ayush, Govt. of Odisha

S.C. Dash • Bharatiya Vidyabhavan, New Delhi, 2015 • Sri Sadashiva Kendriya Sanskrit Campus, Puri • Rastriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha, Tirupati, 2014 • Member of Expert Committee of Yoga, Dept. of

Ayush, Govt. of Odisha

b) Visit to other International Institutions by Faculty members- Name of the Faculty Visit to International Institutions R. M. Dash Sanskrit Studies Centre, Silpakorn University, Thailand (June-

July, 2015) P. M. Rath Visiting Professor, Sanskrit Studies Centre, Silpakorn

University, Bangkok, Thailand (01 June 2008 – 31 May 2011) S. C. Dash Visiting Professor, Dept. of Sanskrit, Mahendra Dutta

University, Bali, Indonesia (13 February 2012 – 12 February 2014)

17. Faculty serving in

a) National committees Name of the Faculty National committees Prof. G.K. Dash • Executive Committee, All India Oriental

Conference, (AIOC) Pune 2010- 11 & Continue till date

• Vice- President Elected for 48th Session of the AIOC, Haridwar, 2016

Prof. P.K. Mishra • Director, National Manuscript Mission (NMM), Dept. of Culture, Govt. of India, Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts, New Delhi (December

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2014 – July 2014) • Member Academic Council, Rastriya Sanskrit

Sansthan , New Delhi (2012) • . Member of Selection Committee of i) Agra

University, ii) Rastriya Samskrit Santhan, iii) Sampurnananda Sanskrit University.

• Member of Academic Council of Sampurnananda Sanskrit University

• Pictographical MSS of Odisha, National Manuscript Mission, Sampurnananda Sanskirt University, Varanasi

• Member of Syndicate, Senate and Academic Council of Utkal University, VaniVihar.

b) International committees: NA

c) Editorial Boards

Dr. S.C. Dash

Chief Editor, Baliprajna, International Journal of Indology and Culture, Bali Sanskrit Institute, Bali, Indonesia

c) Any other (please specify) Name of the Faculty Visit to Institutions as Resource person R. M. Dash • Gopalpur College, Balasore

• Anthropology Department, Utkal University • Sadashiva Campus of Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan, Puri • Kedarnath Gaveshana Pratishtan, Bhubaneswar • Ravenshaw Univewersity, Cuttack • Sahaspur College, Balichandrapur • Academic Staff College, DDCE Utkal University • Nayagarh Autonomous College, Nayagarh • S.B. Women’s College, Cuttack • Nachuni College, Dist. Nayagarh • Academy of Yoga and Oriental studies, Bhubaneswar • DAV School, Chandrasekharpur, Bhubaneswar

P.M. Rath • Odisha Sahitya Academy, Bhubaneswar • Udayanath Auto. College of Science and Technology,

Adas pur, Cuttack • Sree Jagannath Research Institute • Ravenshaw Univewersity, Cuttack • Academy of Yoga and Oriental studies, Bhubaneswar • North- Odisha University, Baripada • Kedarnath Gaveshana Pratishtan, Bhubaneswar • Siam Museum Bangkok

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• Thai Bharat Cultural Lodge, Bangkok S.C. Dash • Utkal Culture university, Bhubaneswar

• Banki Collage, Banki • Sri Jagannath Sanskrit University, Puri • B.J.B. College, Bhubaneswar • Academy of Yoga and Oriental studies, Bhubaneswar • Ramadevi College, Bhubaneswar • Bharatiya Yoga Kendra, Bhubaneswar • North- Odisha University, Baripada • Academic Staff College, Utkal University

18. Faculty recharging strategies (UGC, ASC, Refresher / orientation programs, workshops,

training programs and similar programs). Acting as Co-ordinator

• Prof. R. N. Panda (Co-ordinator), UGC funded Refresher Course, 13. 01. 2012- 02. 02. 2012

• Prof. P.M. Rath (Co-ordinator), UGC funded Refresher Course, 19. 08. 2014- 08. 09. 2014

• Prof. P.M. Rath (Co-ordinator), UGC funded Refresher Course, 09. 02. 2015- 01. 03. 2015

21 days Workshop on Manuscriptology funded by National Manuscript Mission (NMM), New Delhi - 21. 06. 2015- 12. 07. 2015

Faculties addressing as Resource persons

1)Prof. G.K. Dash, 2) Prof. R.N. Panda, 3) Prof. P.K. Mishra, 4) Prof. R.M. Dash, 5) Prof. P.M. Rath 6)Dr. S.C. Dash

Faculties Joining as Participants

• 01. 02. 2013- One Day Conference on “Contemporary Grammar and Usages: Trends & Boundaries” org. by P.G. Dept. of Sanskrit

Participant Faculties: 1. Prof. R.M. Dash 2. Prof. P.M. Rath

• 30- 31 October 2013 – “Short term Course on Finance & Account Knowledge Up- gradation at Utkal University.

Participant Faculties • 09. 2014 - “ Microsoft Workshop in 21st

Participant Faculties: 1. Prof. P.M. Rath

Centuries Skill for Blended Learning”

• 3-5. 08. 2015 – “ 3 days Workshop on ICT in Higher education” Participant Faculties: 1. Dr. S.C. Dash

• 30.01.2012- 07.02. 2012- “ Faculty Development Programme” Organized by

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Academic Staff College, Utkal University 19. Student projects:

• percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-departmental projects – 100%

20. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by Faculty Awards / Recognitions received

Visiting Professor, Dept. of Sanskrit, Mahendra Dutta University, Bali, Indonesia ( 13 February 2012 – 12 February 2014)

International

• World Culture Forum at Nusadua ,Bali, Indonesia, 2013 • Certificate of Honor by Mahendradutta University, Bali, Indonesia,

2014 • Certificate of Honor by Institute Hindu Dharma, Negari, Bali,

Indonesia, 2014 • Certificate of Honor by World Hindu Parisad, Bali, Indonesia, 2014 • Certificate of Honor by Parisad Hindu Dharma, Bali, Indonesia,

2014 • Certificate of Honour received for spreading the Philosophy of Peace

from The Institute of Vedanta and Puri Gandhi Ashram, Klungkung, Bali ,Indonesia on 29th Sept. 2012.

• Royal Honour received for spreading Vedic Knowledge from the King of Pajajaran,West Java on a visit to Surabaya ,Java,Indonesia on 12th Nov 2012.

• Certificate of Honour received for spreading the Philosophy of Peace from The Institute of Vedanta and Puri Gandhi Ashram, Klungkung, Bali ,Indonesia on 29th Sept.2012.

• Royal Honour received for spreading Vedic Knowledge from the King of Pajajaran,West Java on a visit to Surabaya ,Java,Indonesia on 12th Nov 2012

• Chairperson, National Conference at Sri Sadashiva Kendriya Sanskrit Campus, Puri, 2014

National

• Chairperson, National Conference at Banki Collage, Banki, 2015 • Chairperson, National Conference at North- Odisha University,

Baripada, 2015 • Chairperson, National Conference at Academy of Yoga and Oriental

studies, Bhubaneswar ,2014

• Morning session as well as the afternoon session of the conference International Conference on “Holistic Health and Other Yogic Practices in the Vedic and Later Sanskrit Texts” on 15 March 2011 organised by the P.G. Department of Sanskrit, Utkal University, 14-17 March, 2011

International

• Grammar Section on 28 June 2015 at 16th World Sanskrit

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Conference, Bankok, Thailand, 28 June- 2 July 2015.

• Chairperson, National Conference at Academy of Yoga and Oriental Studies (AYOS), Bhubaneswar December, 2010;

National

• Chairperson, 3rd

• Chairperson, National Conference on “Yajurveda”, Academy of Yoga and Oriental Studies, Bhubaneswar, 9-10 April, 2011

National Confernce at Arsha Vidya Vikas Kendra, Panthanivas Bhubaneswar; 2011

• Chairperson, National Conference , Post Graduate Dept. of Sanskrit, Utkal University, Bhubaneswar, November, 2011

• Chairperson, U.G.C. sponsored National Seminar on “Terrorism in the Mahabharata Source and Solution”, B.B. College, Chandikhol; December 2011

• Chairperson, National Seminar on “Swami Swatmarama and His Contribution to Yoga”, Academy of Yoga and Oriental Studies (AYOS), December 2011;

• Chairperson, National Seminar on “Veda-laksana Texts Search and Analysis”, Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata, March, 2012;

• Chairperson, National Seminar on “Samaveda”, Academy of Yoga and Oriental Studies, Bhubaneswar, April, 2012;

• Chairperson, 4th

• Keynote Speaker in the inaugural session of the National Seminar on “Gnomic and Didactic Literature in Sanskrit”, Vishvabharati University, Shantiniketana, Bolpur, West Bengal, March, 2013;

National Conference on “Spectrum of Indian Philosophy, Culture and Literature”, Arshavidya Vikas kendra, Bhubaneswar, March, 2012;

• Chairperson, National Seminar on “Gnomic and Didactic Literature in Sanskrit”, Vishvabharati University, Shantiniketana, Bolpur, West Bengal, March, 2013;

• Chairperson, National Seminar on “Modern Sanskrit Poetry of Odisha”, P.G. Department of Sanskrit, Utkal University, Bhubaneswar, March 2013;

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• Chairperson, All India Yoga-Ayurveda Seminar On Sarngadhara Samhita and Its Contribution to Ayurved & Yogic Tenets in the Puranas , December, 2014;

• Chairperson, National Seminar on “Sanskrit Literature, Management and its Relevance in Modern Time” North Odisha University, Baripada, Febryary 2015.

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• National Seminar 2 Days National Seminar on “An Integrated Application Veda and Kalidasa” Organised by P.G. Dept of Sanskrit, Utkal University, March, 2013

Coordinator

• UGC Sponsored National Seminar on “ Modern Sanskrit Poets of Odisha” March, 2013

• National Seminar on “ Thinkers of Yoga down the Ages” Funding by P.G. Dept of Sanskrit, March, 2012

• 4th

• 3 Months’ Training Course of Spoken Sanskrit, Sponsored by Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan, New Delhi, Since August, 2012

Prof. A. C. Swain Memorial National Seminar on “ Srikshetra & Sri Jagannath in Purana Literature” Funding by P.G. Dept of Sanskrit & A.C. Swain Memorial Trust, Bhubaneswar, October, 2011

• Certificate of appreciation Sanskrit Studies Centre, Silpakorn University, Bangkok, Thailand, 2011

International

• Indian Cultural Council, Bangkok, 2011

• Chairperson, the Vedic National Seminar organised by Ranchi University, Ranchi, in collaboration with Maharshi Sandipani Testriya Veda Vidya Pratisthan, Ujjain, November, 2013

National

• Chaired the Session of The National Seminar on “Aspects of Brahmana Literature”, at centre of Advanced Study in Sanskrit, University of Pune, poona, January, 2014

• Chairperson, National Seminar on “Mahakavi Sri Jayadeva” organised by Odisha, Sahitya Academy, Odisha, May, 2013

• Chaired the sessions of National Seminar (UGC) on “Hindu Ritual: A Protocol to Divinity”, organised by The Department of Sanskrit, Udayanath Autonomous College of Science and Technology, Adas Pur, Cuttack, Odisha in collaboration with S.V.M.(Auto) College, Jagatsinghpur, Odisha, August, 2013

• Chaired one Session the Vedic National Seminar organised by Ranchi University, Ranchi, in collaboration with Maharshi Sandipani Testriya Veda Vidya Pratisthan, Ujjain, November, 2013

• Chaired the Session of The National Seminar on “Aspects of Brahmana Literature”, at centre of Advanced Study in Sanskrit, University of Pune, poona, January, 2014

• Chairperson, National Seminar on “Environmental Awareness in Sanskrit Scriptures”, Post Graduate Department of Sanskrit, Ravenshaw University, Cuttack, March, 2014

• Director of the National Seminar on “Vedic Legends Contents and Context”, Post Graduate Department of Sanskrit, Utkal University, VaniVihar, Bhubaneswar.

Coordinator

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• Sanskrit Poet Conference at M. K. C. G. Auditorium , Utkal University, Bhubaneswar, February, 2014

• Coordinator of the Refresher Course in Sanskrit from 19.08.2014- to 08.09. 2014 on the Theme “Prospects and Challenges of Sanskrit Studies in 21st

• Coordinator of the Refresher Course on “Yoga and Vedic Sciences “which is scheduled to be held from 9

Century organised by ASC, Utkal University.

th February 2015 to 1st

• Basic Level Course on Manuscriptology and Paleography, sponsored by National Manuscript Mission, New Delhi (22

March 2015.

nd June to 12th

• Sanskrit Day Celebration on 14

July 2015) P.G Dept of Sanskrit, Utkal University, Vani Vihar, BBSR.

th

• Co-ordinator of Master Degree in Human Consciousness and Yogic Studies and PGDYT Course from 2012- 14

August, 2014 for the promotion of the Sanskrit language, literature and the heritage based on it.

• Doctoral / post doctoral fellows • Students

21. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized and the source of funding (national • international) with details of outstanding participants, if any.

2011-12

National Seminar on “ Thinkers of Yoga down the Ages” Funded by P.G. Dept of Sanskrit, 24- 25 March 2012

• Prof. Satyavrata Shastri, Bharatiya Jnanapeetha Awardee, New Delhi • Prof. Toshihiro Wada, Nagoya University, Japan • Prof. N. N. Bandyopadhyaya, Director, School of Vedic Studies, Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata. • Annette Schmiedchen, Dept. of South Asian Studies, Humboldt University, Berlin, German • Prof. P. P. Apte, Decan College, Pune • Swami Amritananda , Secretary, Ramakrishna Mission, Visakhaptnam. • Swami Lalitananda, Yoga Satsanga Society India, Ranchi. • Prof. P.K.Sahoo, V.C., Utkal University • Prof. A.C. Sarangi, Former

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22. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments

The department follows the following ethics in research to create a special credential for the individual researcher and the institution. Fundamental and original research is encouraged and promoted

23. Student profile programme-wise: Name of the Course : P.G. Diploma in Yoga Therapy

YEAR Total admitted Male Female Pass 2010-11 24 20 04 100 % 2011-12 21 14 07 100 % 2012-13 05 04 01 100 %

Name of the Course : Master Degree in Human Consciousness & Yogic Science YEAR Total admitted Male Female Pass 2010-11 16 10 06 100 % 2011-12 10 08 02 100 %

V.C., Sri Jagannatha Sanskrit Viswavidyalaya, Puri • Pandit R. Sadangi, former H.O.D Sanskrit , Christ College • Dr. M. A. Narasighan, Samskrta Bharati, Bangalore • Dr. M. A. Jayashree, Samskrta Bharati, Bangalore

2010-11

14-17 March 2011 International Conference on “Holistic Health and other Yogic Practices in the Vedic and Later Sanskrit Texts” Sponsored by the UGC

• Prof. Chirapat Prapandavidya, Advisor, Sanskrit Studies Centre, Silpakorn University, Bangkok, Thailand • Dr. Samning Leurmsai, Director, Sanskrit Studies Centre, Silpakron University, Bangkok, Thailand • Dr. Sombat Mangmeesukshiri, Associate Professor, Sanskrit Studies Centre, Silpakorn University, Bangkok, Thailand • Dr. Bamroong Kam- ek, Associate Professor, Sanskrit Studies Centre, Bangkok, Thailand • Prof. H.K. Satapathy, V.C., Tirupati Sanskrit Vidyapitha • Prof. P.K.Sahoo, V.C., Utkal University

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2012-13 06 04 02 100 %

Name of the Course : Pre Ph.D. Course in Yoga YEAR Applicant Total

admitted Male Female Pass

2012 04 04 04 Nil 100 % 2013 10 06 05 01 100 % 2014 No

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24.Diversity of students Name of the % of % of students % of students % of Programme students from other from students (refer to question from the universities universities from no. 4) same within the outside the other university State State countries 2010- 11 95 05 Nil Nil 2011- 12 98 02 Nil Nil 2012- 13 98 02 Nil Nil 2013- 14 97 03 Nil Nil 25. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations,

NET, SET, GATE and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise -: NIL

26. Student progression Student progression Percentage against enrolled

UG to PG NA PG to M.Phil. NA

PG to Ph.D. 20% Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral NA

Employed Campus selection NA Other than campus recruitment 15% Entrepreneurs 02%

27. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the

assessment period – Ph. D - 04 28. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to

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a) Library – Share the library room of the Dept. of Sanskrit cum reading room • No. of Books for Yoga- 1761 • Journals- 05

b) Internet facilities for staff and students - yes c) Total number of class rooms -02 Class room of Sanskrit Dept. are made available

in the morning for the Yoga classes d) Class rooms with ICT facility -nil e) Students’ laboratories -nil f) Research laboratories –nil

29. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates d) from the host institution/university –

1. Prof. P. K. Mishra • Harihar Pattnaik

• Rajesh Manik • Dinesh Kumar Swain • Prativashree • Sanjay Kumar Panda • Bhagaban Bhuyan

2. Dr. S. C. Dash • Shantamati Dash

30. Does the department obtain feedback from?

a. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the department utilize the feedback? Yes

• Yes, MDHCYS Syllabus has been last modified in the Academic Council dated- 21. 07. 2014

• The department does not impart any standardized method on the teachers to transact in the classrooms. Classroom presentations, quizzes, term paper preparations are conducted by teachers from time to time as they perceive necessary.

b. Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department utilize the feedback? Yes

• Analysis has been done and suggestions have been implemented. Suggestions of the students are taken into account.

c. Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department utilize the feedback? The Department also sincerely takes care of the feedback of the authorities & the alumni in academic matter

31. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10) • Dr. Chitta Ranjan Pradhan, Visiting Yoga Instructor in Pakistan, Bangladesh, Fiji • Shri Ajay Kumar Sahoo, Visiting Yoga Instructor in Mauritius • Manas Kumar Behera, Visiting Yoga Instructor in Vietnam

32. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar) involving external experts.

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2011-12

National Seminar on “ Thinkers of Yoga down the Ages” Funded by P.G. Dept of Sanskrit, 24- 25 March 2012

• Prof. Satyavrata Shastri, Bharatiya Jnanapeetha Awardee, New Delhi

• Prof. Toshihiro Wada, Nagoya University, Japan

• Prof. N. N. Bandyopadhyaya, Director, School of Vedic Studies, Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata.

• Annette Schmiedchen, Dept. of South Asian Studies, Humboldt University, Berlin, German

• Prof. P. P. Apte, Decan College, Pune • Swami Amritananda , Secretary,

Ramakrishna Mission, Visakhaptnam. • Swami Lalitananda, Yoga Satsanga

Society India, Ranchi. • Prof. P.K.Sahoo, V.C., Utkal

University • Prof. A.C. Sarangi, Former V.C., Sri

Jagannatha Sanskrit Viswavidyalaya, Puri

• Pandit R. Sadangi, former H.O.D Sanskrit , Christ College

• Dr. M. A. Narasighan, Samskrta Bharati, Bangalore

• Dr. M. A. Jayashree, Samskrta Bharati, Bangalore

2010-11

14-17 March 2011 International Conference on “Holistic Health and other Yogic Practices in the Vedic and Later Sanskrit Texts” Sponsored by the UGC

• Prof. Chirapat Prapandavidya, Advisor, Sanskrit Studies Centre, Silpakorn University, Bangkok, Thailand

• Dr. Samning Leurmsai, Director, Sanskrit Studies Centre, Silpakron University, Bangkok, Thailand

• Dr. Sombat Mangmeesukshiri, Associate Professor, Sanskrit Studies Centre, Silpakorn University, Bangkok, Thailand

• Dr. Bamroong Kam- ek, Associate Professor, Sanskrit Studies Centre, Bangkok, Thailand

• Prof. H.K. Satapathy, V.C., Tirupati Sanskrit Vidyapitha

• Prof. P.K.Sahoo, V.C., Utkal University

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33. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes. • Practical Sessions • Black Board Talks with details • Multimedia presentation • Project work • Group discussion • Seminar Presentation


• Continuous evaluation in the class. • Quiz • Seminar Presentation

35. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities. • Relief work during calamities. • Sensitization programmes • Cleanliness drive • Awareness Programmes on Yoga through Poster and Demonstration

36. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department. • Organising different extracurricular activities such as Debate, Quiz, General

Awareness, Jhothi competion, Songs, Dance and One-act Play. • Yoga Experts are invited from to give extension lectures

37. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge, basic or applied. The department has played a significant role in providing knowledge support for

• Creating practical awareness about the value of Yoga Practices highlighting the utility of discipline of Yoga and Allied disciplines such as Naturopathy and Ayurveda.


Strength: • Introduction of Yoga as a discipline in the University level in the State • Because of its success, it was recognised as a Centre for impartly P.G. Diploma

in Yoga Therapy as an innovative programme for five years( 2007-13) • The pass- out Alumni has been selected as yoga Instructors both in National and

International spreads. • A number of students have already been Awarded Doctoral Degree in yoga

and the Department of Sanskrit continue to be a Centre of Pre- doctoral Course. • Some successful Alumni run independent Yoga Consultancy & NGOs on Yoga

activities. Weakness:

• Since there is no Dept. of Yoga, there is no Infrastructure, Faculty and support staff.

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• Since the sponsoring Department, i.e. the Dept. of Sanskrit, suffering from the problems of dearth of space and faculty, it has been not able to continue the Yoga Programme • Financial hazards is running the course in Self- financing mode • Qualified faculties are not available to run the course in Self- financing mode

Opportunity: • Autonomy in framing the syllabus, research and extension activity • Wide scope for the multidisciplinary research • Collaboration with other departments, nearby institutions. • Interdisciplinary research work • Helping disadvantaged women and children of the society. • Helping the General Public in make their aware of tremendous utility of Yoga

Challenges: • The course was discontinued in 2013 due to several - Infrastructure, Finance,

Faculty and Supporting Staff.

39. Future plans of the department The University Authority is request to establish separate full- fledged P. G. Departments of Yoga.

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Annexure No.1 Publications of faculty members 1. “Pre-requisites for Yoga-practice with special reference to Gheranda-Samhita

“,Prativa Manjari Rath, The Science of Yoga : Theory and Practice, Prof. Prafulla Kumar Mishra Felicitation Volume, Odisha yoga Foundation, Odisha, Bhubaneswar, 2014

2. “Gurusisyaparampara of India and its reflection in Bangkok”, Prativa Manjari Rath, Pracyavartta, Mohanty E. Publication, Academy os Yoga and Oriental Studies, Bhbaneswar, 2012

3. “”, Radhamadhab Dash, In Das, Indulata (Ed.) Proceedings of National

Seminar on Mādhavanidāna and Gheraṇḍ a-saṁhitā, Academy of Yoga and Oriental Studies, Bhubaneswar, 25-28 December, 2012

4. “The Yoga program in Utkal University”, Radhamadhab Dash, In Lenka, Benudhara (Ed.) Charchika: Souvenir of U.G.C. Sponsored XIV Annual National Conference of All Odisha Association of College Teachers in Sanskrit, 29-31st

5. “A Note on the Styles of Yogasūtras of Pataῆ jali”. Radhamadhab Dash, In Das, Indulata (Ed.), Yogāyurveda, Proceedings of All India Yogayurveda Seminar, on Sushruta and on Yogasūtra, 27-28 December, 2010, Academy of Yoga and Oriental Studies, Bhubaneswar, pp.92-98, 2010

january, pp.71-76, 2011

6. “Sampūrṇ a-svāsthyasya rahasyaṁ sadvṛ ttasevanam” (in Sanskrit), Radhamadhab Dash, In Das, Indulata, Terminology on Charaka, Proceedings of All India Yoga Ayurveda Seminar on Charaka, Academy of Yoga and Oriental Studies, Bhubaneswar, sponsored by Commission for Scientific Technical Terminology, MHRD, New Delhi, 2010.

Books published by Teachers • Books published

Sl. No.

Title of the Book (s)

Whether Sole Author

Name of Publisher (Country)

Year of Publication

A National 1 The Foundation of

yoga- I Sole Author Global Printers,

Rasulgarh, Bhubaneswar

2010

2 The Foundation of yoga- II

Sole Author Global Printers, Rasulgarh, Bhubaneswar

2010

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